The more is more type

As we all know, hair ties end up living on our wrist half the time so they might as well be as fancy as jewelry.

A set of four shot glasses in vibrant shades of green and blue.

Thin yellow gold chain bracelet with resin beads. Each piece is hand dipped in melted resin to create the beaded effect.

This book offers a curated collection of over 500 stickers that allow adults and children to add a touch of beauty to any surface with these beautiful images of flowers, critters, and forest animals.

A hand poured resin platter with a round indentation to hold your favorite dip.

A large square aquamarine pendant set in pale green gold.

A heavy, segmented, nearly liquid gold bracelet.

A pair of very pale pink, clear acetate sunglasses with a slight cat eye and purple ombré lenses.

A hinged bracelet crowned with five large different color tourmalines.

A compressed wool scarf with Navajo patterns with colorful grapes.

A handmade bowl made of layers of white, gray, and pink stoneware clay. No two of these bowls is the same!

36 pan, highly pigmented and creamy watercolors sit together in a lidded box, this Japanese paint set acts a bit more like gouache and includes 3 metallics.

Large round watermelon tourmaline studs with pavé diamond bars.

Each pair of these socks is one of a kind, hand dyed in the high desert of California. No two pairs are exactly the same!

These magnificent glasses are hand blown in Italy; made with colored minerals, murrine, silver leaf and filigree.

A monochromatic arrangement of reds and pinks.

Created by New York floral design duo Putnam and Putnam, this book is your reference guide to 400 types of flowers, organized by color. A perfect place to start when beginning an arrangement, this is like a Pantone book for flowers.

Smooth, matte, hand thrown, tinted porcelain. No two of these handcrafted vases are exactly the same. 

A set of four shot glasses in bright shades of pink, orange, and yellow.

A chain necklace with five stations filled with rainbow ombré sapphires.

A sweet and lighthearted way to smoke your weed.

A festive bunch of grapes to hang on a wall or drape across a table.

Use these pebbles as dressing on top of the dirt of your houseplants. Keeps the roots cool and hydrated - like jewelry for your plants!

A classic and timeless Anthony Lent moonface is surrounded by opals, moonstones and diamond accents, for interpretive 'lunar eclipse' earrings.

A small oval purple glass ashtray with scalloped edges.

This paper starburst garland is perfect for brightening up mantels, railings or tables.