45 Easter Basket Stuffers That Are Fail-Proof in All the Right Ways

Bath bombs are the easiest way to relax at the end of a long week. Simply run the hot water until the bath is full and drop one of these in. Within seconds, it will start to fizz, releasing the essential oils and botanicals into the water, which not only smells delicious but also makes your skin super soft.

Available in nearly every size, including one that's roughly the size of a mango, these raw stones make for a great Easter basket stuffer. Not only do they fit the pastel palette, rose quartz is said to promote love.

This Aesop hand cream is no ordinary moisturizer: it's a balm that boasts a rich herbaceous scent that will make you feel more relaxed as soon as you massage it into your hands. It takes a few minutes to absorb, but it's well worth the wait.

Stamped with with gold ink to create a raised, metallic monogram, this Papier stunner is easily one of our favorites. Get it lined, unlined, or dotted, but be sure to tote it around with you everywhere because you never know when you'll need to jot something down in a hurry.

Forget the melatonin gummies and CBD oil. This pillow spray, infused with such soothing scents as lavender, vetiver, and chamomile, will naturally calm you down before it knocks you out. All you have to do is spritz it a few inches away from your pillow, lay down your head, and breathe normally.

Key rings are one of those accessories no one wants to buy for themselves, but are thrilled to unwrap as a gift. Case in point: this sleek option from Craighill, which comes in red, navy, white, and gold.

Nothing makes daily chores more tolerable than checking them off a cheeky to-do list. This one, in sticky note form, is our top pick because it's brightly colored and organized by urgency.

These may not be your everyday spoons, but they're so precious that we couldn't resist throwing them on our list of Easter basket stuffers. After all, with their pastel tones and ladybug details, they scream spring.

While we're on the topic of elevated household items, these hand-embroidered cocktail napkins are precious with their border detailing and charming cocktail-themed motifs.

For the friend who always has something for every kind of ailment, opt for this charming antique-inspired stainless steel pill box. It features a split compartment inside, so all she has to do is pop in a few of her most used remedies, and she's ready to go.

Technically, these ornately decorated plates are meant for appetizers, but they're so small and beautiful that we'd use them during the best and last course: dessert.

Spice up your plant's living quarters with a hallowed out disco ball that, like the real thing, hangs from the ceiling. It may not spin, but it does bounce colorful sparks of light off the walls. It comes in two sizes, so feel free to use it for your one-leaf plants or your slightly bigger danglers.

Matches are one of those things that don't need to be pretty to serve their purpose, but these are an instant conversation-starter.

If you ask us, having a signature scent is overrated. Why wear only one when you can experiment with seven? Whether you layer them atop one another or wear them on their own, you're sure to get asked, "What are you wearing?"

It's not often that a lip product is as hydrating as it is colorful, but Fresh's famous Sugar balms are different. Not only do they glide on and infuse your lips with hydration and give you a pretty amazing color pay off. This set, all mini versions of the brand's best-sellers, includes a colorless balm and three berry-colored tints.

If you're in need of a fail-proof Easter basket stuffer, you can't go wrong with candles. These ones, though all different, smell refreshing and floral—perfect for Easter.

Honey is one of those underrated ingredients that you can use for way more than tea. In fact, it's delicious in coffee, on avocado toast, and with cheese. This set from Brightland includes one classically colored honey that's infused with oranges and flowers, and a darker honey with notes of molasses. Both are quite different but equally delicious.

Bunny motifs only really work on Easter, but we'll make an exception for this ring stand from Kate Spade. It's subtle enough that it doesn't look like it's part of a theme.

AirPods cases tend to get scratched and, even worse, dirty. So if you want to keep it pristine, tuck it into this blush-toned case that comes complete with a glossy gold-toned clip.

Available in four flavors, these are no ordinary sugar cubes you'd drop in a cup of coffee or tea. Instead, plop one into a glass of Champagne or Prosecco, and it will turn into a mimosa or bellini. Our personal favorite? The shimmer peach and berries trio, which gives your beverage a little sparkle.