60 Best Gifts Under $100 in 2025

Personalized jewelry will always be a crowd pleaser, especially if it’s by a designer like Roxanne Assoulin who usually sells pieces at a high price point.

It’s always the right time to give beauty gift sets, and right now we have our eyes on this Dior set featuring its best-selling lip balm and gloss.

Thought you couldn’t snag Chanel at under $100? Think again.

These oversized sunglasses have had a chokehold on T&C editors ever since Meghan Markle stepped out in a pair. They feel very Jackie O-glam, but without the Jackie O-glam price tag. Read more about why we love them here.

There’s something so luxe about slipping into a pair of crisp cotton PJs at bedtime. And this striped set is chic to boot!

Give her well-manicured nails the Hermès treatment with one of its many varnishes, available in a rainbow of pretty colors. Though if you ask us, we’re partial to Rose Baltique—very classic and demure.

A heart-shaped locket will instantly become a family heirloom she can wear now and pass down generation after generation.

Yes, the creme de la creme of moisturizer comes in a $100-sized tub, and you should definitely buy it for her. Trust me.

Tiffany’s homeware page is chockfull of elevated decor, linens, and tableware—including this NYC-inspired toile piece of china—all under $100.

Aesop’s thick, nourishing moisturizer smells like bergamot and is a lifesaver for dry hands. They’ll pop it in their purse and take it everywhere.

Il Bisonte is the Rolls Royce of leather accessories, so whatever you end up buying is always well made, durable, and designed to last a lifetime. This simple card holder is a great place to start, and plus haven’t you heard? Burgundy is the color of the season.

It’s honey by Armani. Need we say more?

Give them the royal treatment with Fortnum & Mason loose tea housed in an ornate canister.

This super soft lightweight cardigan is the perfect spring layer Plus, it comes in nearly every shade on the color wheel.

If you can’t take them to Milan this very moment, why not bring Milan home with these decadent sweets from Italy’s oldest confectionary shop?

The Little People, Big Dreams series is a fabulous way to teach little ones about the extraordinary lives of influential people, from artists like Vincent van Gogh to musicians like Mozart.

Fragrance is personal, which makes gifting it risky business; but if she’s on the lookout for a new scent, this discovery set of eight perfumes will be much appreciated.