Gifts Under $100 That Look More Expensive Than They Are

Meet the earrings that make a major statement. These pink reef earrings are hand-painted and come in over 15 different color combinations. If you want to get even more personal with it, try finding a pair with their birthstone at the center. They’re big, bold, and pair well with a monochrome outfit, LBD, or chunky sweater. ($78, Anthropologie) 

Gold-plated crystals are delicately strung together to make the most classic jewelry piece of all — the tennis bracelet. You can choose from two stone settings, two metal types, and three bracelet sizes. The look is timeless and understated, and can be worn alongside a watch and stack of bracelets, or alone. We love affordable pieces like this because you get the look and feel of a more expensive jewelry piece, but at a reasonable price. And if your recipient should ever lose or damage the bracelet, it'll be simple to replace. ($88, Baublebar)

Studded belts are everywhere right now, but you don't need to spend upwards of $600 on a designer one (true story) to get them in on the trend. This Free People stud belt comes in seven colors, from classic black to emerald, with either gold or silver hardware. Helpfully, it comes in three sizes, so they won't need to take a trip to the shoemaker to add an extra hole. ($48, Free People)

Whether they have a trip coming up or they're just serious about their skincare, they'll appreciate this set of minis from DEINDE. This includes three of the brand's hero products: a cleanser, a serum, and a moisturizing face stick, all of which are made with clinically-proven ingredients that strengthen the skin barrier — aka, their skin will look and feel great now and in the long run. ($58, DEINDE)

Cheers, clink-clink, and say "salud" with these minimalist goblets. They’re on the shorter side and have  a thick silver stem that’s comfortable to hold. You can snag a four-piece set in four different shades or get a variety pack to mix it up. ($48, Anthropologie) 

This steamer-iron hybrid has a rotating head for easy handling in any direction. It only takes 15 seconds to heat up, which is great in a pinch. Plus, it’s anti-spill and anti-drip. Combined with that and the stand that comes included, your next ironing session will be a mess-free experience. ($52, Amazon) 

These ribbed gold hoops catch the light in any direction. They’re the perfect size, and they’re made of an 18-karat gold-plated brass. They come with a two-year quality and plating guarantee, and they have a coating that makes them water-, sweat-, and heat-resistant. Your giftee will enjoy them for years to come. ($65, Abbott Lyon) 

This square porcelain tray will add a splash of color to any table or shelf. It has shiny gold accents that give it a luxe vibe and it’ll hold up after years of use. We love that it comes in a gift-ready box, so you won’t have to worry about wrapping. Prop it up on a stand for an added statement. ($30, Jonathan Adler)

This robe from L.L.Bean is a must for chilly days lounging by the fire and moments of rest post-everything shower. It’s made of a brushed polyester super soft and won’t shed or pill. Plus, it comes in eight different colors and prints, as well as regular, petite, and plus sizing. Lounge on. ($99, L.L.Bean)

Think it's hard to buy bras for other people? Not the case with this one from EBY. This is about as crowd-pleasing as they come, as it offers plenty of support (thanks to a triple-layered design and lifting cups) with none of the discomfort (it has an invisible silicone wire and is ridiculously soft). The future is here, and it comes in the form of this bra. ($75, EBY)

This indoor putting set comes with three practice balls and a long mat with two different holes. Our favorite feature: It has an auto-return feature for quicker practice. It’s the easiest way to get some puts in without leaving home (or paying a green fee). It even comes with a place to store a putter when not in use. ($78, Amazon)

Eight color-coded fondue forks, plus six attached ingredient cups for dippable bites, minus the stress of washing everything by hand, equals one exquisite get-together. This stainless steel fondue maker comes with everything they’ll need and nothing they won’t. Not to mention it’s available in an aqua color that we’ll be adding to our own carts. ($59.77, Amazon) 

Consider this gift for any new homeowners on your list. This custom portrait can display a family name, address, date, or quote below the remastered image of their home. Customers have also said that they’ve bought this as a way to remember their childhood home or to commemorate their parent’s first home. Either way, it’s sure to be sob central (in the best way) when your giftee unwraps it. ($50+, CasaBellaPortraits via Etsy) 

You’ve seen that wavy mirror all over TikTok, so allow us to introduce you to its more sophisticated cousin, the wavy wine rack. This standalone rack comes in black or brown wood and can hold up to four bottles. The best part: It takes up minimal counter space, so you don’t have to worry about any unnecessary clutter as you meal prep. ($88, Anthropologie) 

Personalizing your gift is a great way to take it to the next level, especially if it’s at no extra cost to you. This ethically crafted cuff bracelet can hold up to 10 letters in a variety of fonts and styles. (Seriously, peep the assortment, it’s huge.) Choose between gold, silver, and rose gold cuffs. They’re going to love it. ($92, Brook & York)