12 Delightful Easter Gifts for Adults 2025

The GHD Duet Style hybrid is a smart pick if you want to combine drying and styling in one tool, especially for thick, wavy hair where it saves time and improves root lift. In our testing it delivered softer hair and noticeably better body than sequential drying and straightening, which is great for busy spring mornings. We found it’s heavier than traditional stylers and can take longer to dry, plus the large plates make detailed work like fringes or short styles less precise, so it’s not ideal for every hair type.

Diptyque’s Do Son eau de parfum offers a luminous tuberose that feels elegant and fresh—perfect for daytime Easter wear when you want something floral but not overpowering. During our review the bottle’s aesthetic and the scent’s airy character won us over for year-round use, especially at daytime gatherings. Our experience shows the fragrance can fade sooner than some expect, and you may find it too subtle if you prefer long-lasting or very bold perfumes; in hot weather the warm tuberose can also feel a touch heavy for sensitive noses.

These Bordallo Pinheiro cabbage dessert plates bring a cheerful, botanical pop to an Easter table with vibrant green glaze and sculpted cabbage detailing that instantly elevates presentation. In our testing the earthenware felt weighty and durable, and being microwave- and dishwasher-safe makes them practical for regular use whether you’re hosting or just treating yourself. We found they reliably kick off conversations at dinner, but during our review we also flagged reports of breakage on arrival and the $140 set may be too indulgent for minimalist or budget-minded hosts.

This fluted serving dish from Boston International is a charming, compact option for snacks or small appetizers during an Easter get-together, with a decorative profile that makes simple bites feel special. In our testing the construction proved sturdy enough for regular use and the size is ideal for cheese, olives or candies, though it won’t handle large family platters. We found hand-washing is recommended to protect the finish and noted occasional minor pattern imperfections, but overall it’s a practical, attractive accent piece.

The Emma & Georgina placemat from Meri Meri x Liberty brings an elevated, floral statement to your Easter table with striking red-toned Liberty print and a scalloped edge that reads refined and intentional. During our review we liked the composite wood construction with cork backing for durability and stability, which makes it work well for dinner parties as well as everyday elegance. Our experience shows the single-piece price and limited availability can make setting a full table expensive, but if you want a standout accent, this does it beautifully.

These Garland Bunny cocktail napkins add a luxe, festive touch to Easter entertaining with embroidered bunnies on crisp 100% white linen that looks beautiful on a spring bar cart or table. In our testing the texture and finish felt notably upscale, perfect for smaller gatherings or a refined cocktail hour. We found the $60 price for a set of four is a splurge and the care instructions recommend dry-cleaning or delicate hand-washing, so they’re best for occasional, pampered use rather than everyday messes.

Ginori’s Malachite Green Egg is a showstopping, hand-painted porcelain piece that reads like art on the table with rich malachite hues and symbolic ties to life and rebirth—ideal as a special Easter heirloom or statement center. During our review the finish and craftsmanship impressed us for decorative and occasional table use, but our experience shows the $520 price and limited availability put it in the collector category rather than an everyday buy. Also keep in mind its fragility and careful handling needs if it’s going to be displayed or used.

The Creative Co-Op Bunny Rabbit Ring Holder is a charming little catchall whose adorable design complements many home décors, and the compact size fits neatly by sinks or on dressers. In our testing the ceramic felt sturdy and durable, so it makes an easy, affordable basket stuffer or bedside ring dish. During our review we found some units can be a bit wobbly and our experience shows a few minor finish imperfections. With limited capacity, it’s best for a small daily jewelry rotation rather than a large collection.

If you enjoy café-style drinks at home, the Williams Sonoma hot chocolate maker is versatile: it handles thick and thin hot foam, hot chocolate milk and even cold foam for iced drinks. In our testing it produced rich, velvety foam that makes quick Easter morning hot chocolate feel special, saving you time on frothing by hand. We found a couple of practical drawbacks — it’s not dishwasher-safe and has been subject to safety recalls, so check current advisories and handle it carefully.

These Easter cookie cutters are a simple, effective way to add seasonal charm to baking with cute shapes that cut dough cleanly and hold their form well. During our review we appreciated how sturdy they feel in use and how precisely they stamp cookie edges, perfect for family baking sessions or making thoughtful edible gifts. Our experience shows you should dry thoroughly after washing, though — some users reported rusting — and a couple of shapes (the egg is slightly oversized, the carrot needs a firmer press) require a bit more attention.

These chocolate sheep are delightfully detailed little novelties—visually charming and tasty with a mix of white and milk chocolate that makes a cute non-candy basket stuffer. In our testing the decoration stood up well and the combination of chocolate types offered varied flavor, plus they’re suitable for those with peanut allergies which is a real bonus for entertaining. We found the portion is modest for the $16 price, and while the dark variant may be too bitter for sweet-toothed recipients, the white chocolate’s texture can sometimes be less melt-in-your-mouth than expected.

The Clever Candy Golden Egg is a luxe little indulgence — rich, creamy milk chocolate finished in attractive gold foil that reads special in a grown-up Easter basket. In our testing the flavor and texture delivered classic milk-chocolate comfort, and we found the 3-ounce portion is nicely portable for single-serve treating or as an upscale stocking-stuffer. During our review we flagged the $8 price as noticeably higher than many seasonal chocolates and our experience shows it’s a splurge rather than a bulk treat. If presentation matters, it’s worth considering.