102 Carefully Selected, Unusually Special Gifts Over $200

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Eight sterling-silver–and–enamel rings from New York–based jewelry designer Fry Powers.

A dozen sapphires in nine-karat gold.

Not a life jacket, just the reassuring sensation of one.

A better personalized gift than an ironic Boat and Tote.

Unisex, straight-legged, and super-super-stiff, by designer Celine Eriksen.

From Raf Simons’s (unlikely) Shaker-inspired collection for Kvadrat.

Mohair’s the new cashmere in subtle red and magenta stripes.

Audiophiles are all in a tizzy over the Syng Cell Alpha and its three-dimensional aural experience.

Made with real shell buttons and available in some quieter colors, too (among them: oatmeal, heather gray, and black).

Made with lab-grown white sapphires.

From designer Alex Proba’s new collection of highly colorful cushions.

Do not climb a mountain in these.

A DSLR-quality webcam with a mic that filters out barking dogs.

Twenty LPs of poems and songs featuring Tilda Swinton and Yo-Yo Ma.

Australian line Deiji Studios makes linen loungewear that can, in theory, be worn outside.

But rather a “bottoman,” meant to be used as a footstool or seat, inspired by Klimt’s paintings of gardens.

Designed by artist Park Seo-Bo, based loosely on his 2016 Écriture series.

Tested by athletes for two years before production, these have titanium temple tips.

From Peruvian line Mozh Mozh.

HAY gave the Herman Miller lounge chair a frog-green paint job.

There’s a zip top and two side pockets.

UE’s FitKit technology creates an impression of your ear canal for custom-fit headphones.

Your lowly BIC can slip inside this heavy silver holder designed to resemble a shell.

The latest beauty tool from Shark.

One of Virgil Abloh’s final projects, a collaboration with Alessi; only 999 sets were created.

Magic: The Gathering’s 30th-anniversary pack is expensive but guarantees four rare cards.

Apparently inspired by Christian Dior’s love of gardening.

French designer Sarah Espeute uses a 19th-century embroidery machine with a crank to make these table linens.

A bright new colorway of the classic TON 33.

The 2023 model has a carbon-reinforced chassis, making it lighter without compromising stability.

A classic Hinckley Picnic Boat with a hybrid engine that makes absolutely no sound.

Five feet wide with a TV over the hot tub (which incidentally fits four American Girl dolls at once).

Complete with three floors, a garage, and a modest front porch.

It’s 100 percent baby cashmere.

Wrapped in silk and satin and handmade over the course of six hours by New York designer Camille Albertine.

The Viture glasses somehow create the appearance of a 120-inch screen in front of your eyes.

From Victrola, it allows you to stream records directly to your speakers.

Thanks to Tommy Dorfman, Simon Miller’s best-selling Bubble Clog is now available up to size 45.

The alpaca wool warms you when you’re cold and becomes breathable once you start sweating.

The Meteora’s body shape is as eye-catching as it is ergonomic.

A weighted tabletop version of the architect’s Villa Savoye.

From Acne, in lilac with lamb shearling busting from the seams.

The TheraFace comes with an LED blue-light-therapy ring, a microcurrent ring, and four other add-ons.

The new Ultra model has a brighter display and a giant notched crown you can turn easily with gloves on

Made from disco-ball mirrored discs and sized for a vanity or an entryway.

The Lalo chair you know in a new, limited-edition acorn finish from West Elm.

That are still a little dressy, like all things Sid Mashburn.

Secured with Velcro on either side of the foot.

Shipped from Greenpoint within 24 hours of milling.

From glassblowers-about-town Heven.

Pull-on style, wide-calf friendly, and new from Swedish brand Vagabond.

Liz Lauter hand-sculpts her colorful, ornate menorahs in Marin County.

In colorful Murano glass from Italian design studio Yali.

Farm-to-table greens from Huron, Ohio.

Offhours’ first foray into clothing that can be worn outside the house.

Floyd’s Squishy Chair is made of recycled plastic and excess couch foam.

Go to any Chinatown gallery opening and you’ll see at least three of SC103’s linked-leather purses.

A reissue of Marc Jacobs’s big-in-2008 Hillier Hobo for its 15th anniversary.

Much roomier than other two-person tents, with a dome structure that quickly sheds rain and snow.

Takeshi Nii’s rereleased Nychair X 80 has a higher seat than the classic Nychair X and a foldable backrest.

242 glossy pages of popes.

From cows raised in Japan’s wintry Niigata Prefecture.

Plunge obsessives say the practice helps with mental clarity, pain management, and weight control.

This wood-burning bathing basin heats up in as little as 90 minutes with “just an armful of fallen limbs or brush.”

Can withstand a rainstorm or an accidental capsize.

An elegant jacket with a built-in scarf.

The Defender’s sole was inspired by a tire.

Grand Seiko’s latest attempts to re-create the blue-tinged clouds that form over Japan’s Shinshu Mountains.

The compact bench comes with bands, dumbbells, weighted knuckles, and 200 trainer-led exercises.

Look closely to see the cutout star refracting through the ultraviolet glass.

Designed by Copenhagen’s in-demand Theresa Rand with wood from a Croatian forest.

A powerful cosmetic laser that can be used at home.

Inspired by West 4th Street’s “Cage” and one of only 100 made, it’s ideal for hanging above a door.

It revives croissants, makes a perfect grilled cheese, and rose to fame via Emily Mariko.

Embroidered with crystals, and the straps are adjustable.

The padded Kassl Editions tote provides extra insulation when wrapped across your coat.

The 2023 Corvette has the highest horsepower on the market for a naturally aspirated engine.

Ford’s F-150 truck is entirely electric.

It goes 20 mph, has a removable battery, and features synthetic-leather handles and seat (unusual for bikes).

The handlebars can be raised should you want to stand while you ride.

It has 70 onyx spots.

BioLite’s latest offers ten outputs and can be recharged through solar power, the wall, or a car.

If it bumps into something, it will bounce back and keep flying.

As spotted on SJP in the new season of And Just Like That … The actual bag is accessed by raising the right wing.

Designed by Iranian French artist Mélodie Hojabr Sadat.

A well-insulated collaboration between Canadian coat-maker Kanuk and skate brand Dime.

Made by Vancouver-based Planet Sun Studio with a hand-embroidered eye.

Evidence of the Tory Burchaissance.

The designer gave the task chair a new, cantilevered platform.

At checkout, indicate the custom color of your choice.

The xBloom recognizes the beans you put into it, then brews the perfect pour-over for them.

It’s like having three grand pianos in one.

It comes fully assembled with two interior potting benches and plastic tabletops.

A bouclé-wool dog sweater from Alessandro Michele’s first pet collection.

From Hem’s Glyph collection designed by Kwangho Lee; it can be turned on any side.

This will memorialize what anyone’s bottom half currently looks like.

Uruguay-born designers Emiliana Gonzalez and Jessie Young prefer to work in monochrome.

Designed by Faye Toogood, better known for her chubby Roly-Poly chairs.

Double wrapped, it’s a necklace.

The classic shaggy-dog sweater, now available with a hood.

A pillow created by Copenhagen designer Cecilie Bahnsen for the shop-slash-gallery Studio X.

Monty Don, host of Gardeners’ World on the BBC, is obsessed; the ten-foot version is ideal for “orchard work.”