This necklace is both jewelry and a wish. Do you remember making wishes on dandelion seeds, blowing across the cottony blossoms in the spring? Now those seeds are kept close to the heart by way of this lovely sterling silver and glass necklace.

Bath bombs are the bomb, but they can get kinda messy (and they can be kinda expensive). This kit has 12 full-sized bath bombs for under $30, made with Shea butter and natural botanicals. That's a steal.

This is an amazing gift that anyone with any sense of nostalgia would love. Also, who on earth would buy two pounds of cereal marshmallows for themselves?

Exactly.

Toss them on your coffee, cocoa, or oatmeal, or just eat them by the handful. They're what we all need right now.

A great cocktail is a beautiful thing. A crappy cocktail is just your own sadness mirrored in your beverage choice, looking at you from cut crystal. Don't let that happen to your loved one. These craft bitters from Strongwater add just the right pep to your mixed drinks, giving them a topnote of orange and bitter herbs.

There are tons of beautiful fine art pieces available on Amazon Prime, like this one titled "Intimacy on Display," ($30, Amazon). They range in price from $15 to roughly the cost of a mid-sized home in a Midwestern city. I suggest a nice print and gorgeous frame in a price point affordable for you.

This is a gorgeous, soft, luxurious throw blanket or wrap that is as warm as it is light. Imagine cozying up with this late at night, or as you run errands. It's a real show-stopper of a gift.

You might not think of Amazon as a fine jeweler, but... well, why not? These diamond studs have all the sparkle and beauty of naturally occurring diamonds, with none of the ethical implications. It's a win/win.

This Revlon tool is a life-changer. It detangles as it straightens, and makes the hair silky smooth and oh so shiny. It could not be simpler.