Gifts for Girls, Part II

More fresh ideas for the women on your list!

Tweakers Mini Boom Speakers by Grandmax, $38: These super-small, stylish speakers prove that big sound can come in tiny, pretty packages. Plug it into your IPOD, laptop, or almost any other audio device and fill the room with sound.

Flower Enamelware Collection, $35-45: I love colorful, vintage-y enamelware, and this colorful set make a great gift for the girl who loves to entertain.

Wooden Rabbit and Piglet Bowls, $29-69: My mother-in-law loves rabbits, so this charming bowl will be under the tree for her this Christmas. These are so cute and so functional!

Dahlia Pins, $26, and Confetti Scarf, $98: Fabulous felt accessories add a splash of color to any ensemble. Give these to the girlfriend who always stands out.

Sweet Servers, $12-19: These elegant, silver-plated servers offer up some inspiration in the form of clever inscriptions. On the cake server, “a slice of happiness,” the serving spoon offers a “spoon full of comfort” and the spreader delivers “a dab of decadence.”

Yoga Necklace, $24.95: Your yoga-loving cousin will love this simple, elegant Namaste pendant on a leather cord.

Ladies in Waiting Dinner Plates, $24 each: Girly girls will love these unexpected plates, which feature lovely sketches of noblewomen on ceramic plates that resemble old-fashioned, crimped-edge paper plates. Designed by French artist Florence Balducci exclusively for Anthropologie.

Twig Servers and Root of the Earth Bowls, $35-149: Get back to nature with these sophisticated takes on a rustic element. The gorgeous, wood bowls are an instant, earthy centerpiece when filled with fruit, and the twig servers bring a touch of nature to any table.

Pressed Glass Kitchen Accessories from Cath Kidston, $10-26: I drooled over Kidston’s quintessentially British, floral-y designs at chic boutiques in Paris, but lack of luggage space limited my buying, so I was thrilled to see she has just launched a U.S. catalog. These pressed glass pieces are functional and pretty, with a vintage charm.

Cath Kidston Gardening Accessories: You don’t have to be a gardener to appreciate these pretty pieces in a Kidston’s Candy Flowers print, but it doesn’t hurt. The garden basket, $34, can be used virtually anywhere, for anything, and I am thinking of using the matching garden kneeler, $40, next to my girls bathtub to make their bathtime more comfortable for mommy!