Under $10

Bloodstone Necklace

9.99
A wire wrapped bloodstone pendant necklace on an adjustable chain, a grounding gemstone gift for under $10.

B Alphabet Initial Necklace

9.99
A sideways gold plated initial necklace featuring a bold letter B pendant, an easy personalized gift for under $10.

Brain Games for Clever Kids Puzzle Book Gift

6.58
Brain Games for Clever Kids, a collection of over 90 puzzles including logic, word, number, and Japanese number games.

Bible Stories Touch and Feel Book Gift

8.57
Bible Stories: A Touch and Feel Book, a sensory board book introducing young children to Bible stories.

Brain Stress Ball Funny Desk Toy Gift

8.99
A foam brain-shaped stress ball, a cheap and funny desk toy or stocking stuffer.

Brain Stress Ball Funny Desk Toy Gift

8.99
A foam brain-shaped stress ball, a cheap and funny desk toy or stocking stuffer.

Bob Ross Happy Little Tree Mints Tin, 2-Pack

9.99
Two peppermint mint tins featuring Bob Ross, plus two bonus stickers. A small, nostalgic stocking filler.

Jelly Belly Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans, Harry Potter, Pack of 2

7.97
Two boxes of Jelly Belly Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, 20 Harry Potter flavors including a few risky ones.

Letter A Charm Bracelet

3.99
A tiny gold letter A disc on an adjustable chain bracelet. Effortless "just because" gift for under five dollars.

Letter A Initial Necklace

9.99
A tiny gold letter A on a delicate chain. Says "I thought of you" even if you remembered at the last minute.

Astronaut Barbie Doll

8.79
A Barbie astronaut doll with a pink spacesuit, helmet, and shoes, ready for liftoff right out of the box.

Army Man Bottle Opener

7.99
A 3D green army man bottle opener that plants a boot on every cap. Novelty barware for dads, veterans, and backyard barbecues.

Animal Fridge Magnets

8.66
A set of 8 cute animal fridge magnets for photos, notes, and grocery lists. Small, sturdy, and quietly adorable.

Avocado Spread

3.99
Real avocado, pre-mashed, ready in seconds. No pit, no cutting board, no sad brown leftovers.

Apricot Preserves

6.65
Real fruit apricot preserves in the classic glass jar with the red gingham lid. No corn syrup, no fuss.

Airheads

5.03
Individually wrapped, non-melting taffy bars in six fruit flavors, built for stockings and gift bags.

Apple Chips

4.98
Thin-sliced apples baked into crunchy, no-nonsense chips. No added sugar, no fryer, no seventeen mystery ingredients.

Fake Cockroaches

$4.97
Fifteen unsettlingly realistic fake roaches for anyone who wants to test a roommate's fight-or-flight response. Drop one in a shoe, a lunchbox, or the sugar bowl and wait. They don't move, but the scream happens before anyone looks closely enough to tell.

Fake Lottery Tickets

$8.97
Fifteen scratch-off tickets that look real enough to cause a minor heart attack before anyone notices the fine print. Scratch off the coating, reveal a fake six or seven figure win, and enjoy the three seconds of chaos that follow. Zero dollars won, maximum reaction guaranteed.

Bacon Bandages

$9.99
Fifty individually wrapped strips of fake bacon that turn a paper cut into a conversation piece. Sterile, latex-free, and shaped exactly like the real thing, so someone's going to ask if you're okay before they realize it's a joke. Comes in a reusable tin that looks classier than the bandages deserve.

Yodeling Pickle

$9.99
A 5-inch dill pickle that yodels on command, because someone out there decided the world needed exactly this. Press the button, get an unreasonably enthusiastic yodel, and enjoy the confused silence that follows. Pocket-sized chaos for white elephant parties and coworkers who deserve it.

World’s Smallest Violin

$9.99
A pocket-sized violin keychain that plays one song and one song only: the world's saddest, most sarcastic little tune. Press the button any time someone tells you their problems and let the tiny strings do the talking. Zero real violins were harmed, mostly because this one isn't real.

Astronaut Neapolitan Ice Cream Sandwich

$9.03
Oh, your kids want to be an astronaut? Before they realize that isn't coming true, give them this freeze-dried ice cream. This is the kind NASA serves its astronauts for decades, so clearly nobody up there has told them it's kind of terrible. But yea, keep their dreams alive until college where they have to…