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By Erica Finamore

You’ve wrapped all the presents and you’re feeling good about nailing this whole holiday thing—that is, until you remember those stockings hanging over the mantel need to be stuffed too. What can you possibly put in there that won't feel like an afterthought? We asked a handful of Buy Side staffers and experts, from interior designers to professional chefs, to share their favorite (fail-safe) little gifts. Make sure to check shipping times and note where in-store pickup is available, too.

$20 at Amazon

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No more searching the depths of their purse for that one long lost earring; instead, they can use this teeny, very organized jewelry box to stash their favorite pieces, says Carmen Ordonez, Surfside, Fla.-based creator of the Viva Fashion blog. "It fits all of the essentials and comes in a bunch of cool colors," she says. And it comes with a feel-good factor: The company says a portion of proceeds from each item sold is donated to Water Mission, an organization that helps provide sustainable water systems around the world.

$28 at Amazon

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The newest take on bath bombs, these popular aromatherapy tablets made with essential oils and natural fragrances give showers a spa-like feel. Once your recipient places one in the corner of the shower, it will give off a soothing fragrance as the hot water flows. The assortment includes six scents, from florals like Lavender to fruitier ones such as Vanilla & Sweet Orange, and they’re individually wrapped so you can drop a few in each stocking or give the whole set.

$28 at Lululemon

For anyone in your life who's always asking to borrow a hair tie, this chic set will ensure they always have one on hand (or, actually, on wrist). They’re less bulky and more grownup-looking than traditional scrunchies, and hold hair firmly in place without causing breakage. Plus, you can choose from seven color combinations, including a few that are solely neutrals.

$32 at Amazon

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Binge-watchers will appreciate the Amazon Fire Stick 4K, which will allow them to stream all their favorite shows and movies with the press of a button. They can even use Alexa voice commands to pick a show to watch, change the volume and more. And since it's priced pretty well, it's a great option for a white elephant exchange too. (For more ideas, browse our complete list of White Elephant Gifts Everyone Will Want.)

$80 at Thermoworks

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Need a useful find for an avid griller? This 6-inch wonder is the most well-endorsed grilling gift from experts we’ve talked to because it delivers an accurate reading at breakneck speed. Some pitmasters even told us they keep multiples in their arsenal so they always have one in easy reach.

$50 at Nordstrom

Everyone can always use a new luggage tag, and especially one emblazoned with their initials. This luxe one, from a brand known for its refined, well-crafted pieces, comes in 30 colors and can be personalized with up to seven letters. (For other elegant finds at this price point, check out our roundup of great gifts under $50.)

$25 at Walmart

$30 at Amazon

Everyone has their favorite to-go mug, but not everyone knows that it's possible to take perfectly textured milk and cereal with you on your way out the door. The secret behind this magic kitchenware is a 1.6-cup Tritan plastic inner chamber that holds cereal, along with a 9.6 fluid ounce outdoor chamber that keeps milk separate. Says innovation and technology expert Steve Greenberg, host of the YouTube gadget game show "What the Heck Is That?", "When you take a gulp, the milk and cereal mix in your mouth."

$49 at Bloomingdale's

This stylish update anyone's cold-weather wear makes a welcome stocking stuffer with a soft blend of acrylic and wool with a subtle logo patch. The tan color of this beanie goes with everything and it feels luxe even though it's a gift under $50. You can grab one last minute by buying online and picking up in-store at a Bloomingdale's location.

$110 at Rei

What hiking enthusiast wouldn't enjoy seeing these poles peeking out of a stocking? With cork grips so they won't slip on hot, sweaty days, this aluminum unisex set telescopes down to 27 inches and weighs just over a pound, an easy size for stashing in your pack when the trail is flatter. Available for in-store pickup at REI locations.

$23 at Sephora

This cult-favorite, non-pinching Shiseido eyelash curler is a perfect size for a stocking and your recipient may appreciate an update on a tool they use daily or weekly. Sephora has in-store pickup at some of its 500+ U.S. stores, making this gift a great last-minute buy.

$10 at Amazon

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Do cards count as gifts? In this case, yes. Recommended by San Diego, Calif.-based educational psychologist and behavior analyst Reena Patel, this boxed set includes 30 cards, each with a different inspirational message inside and room for a handwritten note so they can pass along some positivity. "Research has shown when you see and repeat positive phrases, you affirm the statements in your head," she says. "Over time they replace the negative feelings and thoughts you have, increasing overall mental wellness." Available in 19 themes and designs, you can choose from topics like love and mindfulness or go with the Merry Christmas variety.

$24 at Rei

These Merino wool gloves from a trusted brand are lightweight but will keep their hands warm thanks to a blend of wool that wicks moisture and polyester that's key for durability. The thumb and index finger are touchscreen compatible, and you can choose from four sizes and Navy or Black.

$10 at Amazon

$10 at Barnes & Noble

This tiny book of classic cocktails with timeless and contemporary recipes makes a nice surprise for the budding mixologist in your life. At 4.4 by 5.9 inches, it's an ideal size to pop into a stocking, and reviewers note its luxe look. Want to pair it with a cocktail shaker? Check out the seven shakers professional bartenders recommend most.

$22 at Amazon

This all-in-one tool will come in handy for that friend who redecorates every few months—or days—because it's the easiest way to hang pictures straight and evenly spaced, says Erin Gates, Wellesley, Mass.-based designer and founder of Erin Gates Design. They can clasp it onto any art they want to hang, then hold it up against the wall where they’d like it to go. Then all they need to do is press gently through the picture to make a mark on the wall and secure the fastener in place.

$35 at Food52

Pizza scissors trump round pizza cutters every time. This particular stainless steel model has a spatula base and curved blades that make it easy to cut slices to just the size your giftee wants.

$10 at Sur La Table

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Because cookie baking isn't just for kids, this elegant snowflake cookie cutter can be great for bakers or cookie lovers of any age. It's made of copper-plated stainless steel with intricate cut-outs.

$28 at Amazon

If you have a few stockings to fill, consider this refreshing gift: a pack of scented sprays infused with botanical extracts. Their mild, unisex scents make it a crowd-pleaser.

$17 at Walmart

$16 at Amazon

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This refillable hand warmer from Zippo promises to keep your fingers toasty for a full 12 hours. It comes with a filling cup and warming bag, and its durable metal construction makes it a lovely stocking stuffer for Christmas morning.

$28 at SkinStore

This yogurt-like cooling gel is ideal for calming skin after sun exposure, so it makes a great small present for sun worshippers or someone who is traveling to a hot climate in the new year.

$20 at Amazon

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Casual wine drinkers will find this electric wine bottle opener a game changer. All they have to do is place it on top of practically any wine bottle and press a button, and the device removes the cork in seconds. It's elegant-looking, works exceptionally well and is priced under $30—so you may want to keep some on hand as host gifts and pick up another for yourself. To level-up this present, pair it with a set of unique wine glasses.

$10 at Amazon

Everyone from pro organizers to reporters rave about this genius home-office device that stamps overlapping letters across your documents as you roll it. Not only is it effective and well-priced but also, reasons our writer, how many identity-theft prevention devices can you call truly adorable?

$16 at Amazon

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Presentation is everything—and this four-pack of stainless-steel stands is just the thing to make their Taco Tuesdays more festive. The metal holders are oven- and dishwasher-safe, and they’ll keep shredded cheese and lettuce messes to a minimum.

$26 at Homesick

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Get them into the holiday spirit with this wintry find from Homesick's popular line of candles inspired by cities, occasions and even moods. With top notes of spruce, vanilla and "crisp air," it offers 60 to 80 hours of burn time.

$14 at Skinstore

$14 at Nordstrom

Looking for a small indulgence to drop in their stocking? One of our editors’ favorite little luxuries, this botanical-infused Chantecaille spray has a fresh, clean scent and sanitizes hands without drying. Even the packaging is pampering—there's a smaller cap inside the big one so if you toss it in your bag you don't have to worry about it leaking.

$86 at Emijay

Just because something is stocking-size doesn't mean it can't be a bit of a splurge—especially if it's custom and top-quality, like these 4-inch claw clips. Made of biodegradable acetate and personalizable with 100% Swarovski crystals, they’re a perfect pick to really dazzle a giftee, says Seema Bansal Chadha, founder of floral company Venus et Fleur, who recommends them especially for new parents. "I just had a baby boy," she says, "so I bought some with his nickname on it."

$13 at Amazon

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$15 at Chewy

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Anyone who's ever arrived at the office in black pants only to realize they’re coated in hair or fur will totally dig this reusable silicone disk, says Greenberg. They can toss the Fur Zapper into their washer and dryer and, like a magnet, it will pull hair and lint from their garments. After the load is done, all they have to do is rinse it off and it's ready to use again.

$15 at Amazon

$15 at Bloomingdale's

A bowl of pitted cherries feels like a treat, and this fan-favorite device makes it super easy. All they’ll have to do is drop a cherry in the slot and squeeze the grip—it's like a hole puncher for cherries (or any kind of olives too). Give it to the mom who says she doesn't want anything or any other hard-to-shop for people.

$8 at Vermont Smoke & Cure

Made with fennel, paprika and red pepper flakes, this smoked pepperoni is a favorite of Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli, chefs at Don Angie restaurant in New York City, for its "very pronounced smokey, garlicky flavor," Tacinelli says. Your recipient might enjoy using it the way they do: baked on pizza, ground up in a sauce or just as a snack.

$15 at Amazon

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Know anyone who likes a long shower? They’ll enjoy it even more when they can listen to their favorite tunes or podcasts as they scrub. Ordonez loves the Soundbot because it has a built-in suction cup that sticks to a shower wall and is small enough (8 inches in diameter) to blend into your bathroom décor. Plus, it's Bluetooth enabled with a built-in microphone and, of course, fully waterproof.

$35 at CB2

Stocking stuffers get a bad rap for being unnecessary add-ons, but Gates looks for trinkets that are pretty and also serve a purpose, like this sleek, USB-rechargeable lighter. Recipients can use it for their current favorite candle, then leave it out as a decorative object.

$12 at Amazon

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If they need a quick fix for that nervous holiday energy, this mini (less than 2- by 2-inches) silicone trinket is the answer, says Patel; it has buttons, a switch, a joystick and various gears to keep hands busy while relieving stress and anxiety. The tactile toy, she points out, can also calm people experiencing sensory overload—you know, from twinkling lights and loud family members.

$249 at Bose

$249 at Amazon

These sunglasses may be a little pricey for your average stocking stuffer, but they are stocking-size. And they’re also extremely cool. They look and operate like a stylish pair of sunglasses, which they are, but they’re also headphones, giving you high-quality audio via two Bose speakers (one embedded in either side). Plus, notes Patel, the lightweight nylon frame and soft silicone nose pad make them a great workout buddy.

$18 at Kitsch

$18 at Ulta

The holidays have a way of leaving everyone a bit tense, run down and, well, puffy. There might not be time for a facial come Christmas morning, but this plastic and stainless steel roller is the next best thing, says Ordonez. They can pop it in the fridge or freezer, then roll it gently across their face to ease inflammation, tension and soreness. Aside from helping to stimulate blood circulation, she says, "it also feels amazing on the skin, especially on those mornings when you need a wake-up call."

$17 at Amazon

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Oversize tweezers aren't necessarily the first thing you’d hope to find in your stocking, but Rito and Tacinelli swear by these since they are actually stainless-steel tongs. They reach for them regularly to assemble salads or flip small items in a saute pan, and they bet home cooks will too. "They might seem a little ‘cheffy,’" says Rito, "but they’re actually a very versatile kitchen tool."

—Additional reporting by Buy Side Staff

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