Eco-Friendly Gift Ideas

This top rated gift idea not only has an insane amount of reviews (42,000+), but each bracelet that's purchased pulls 1-pound of trash from our oceans. The bracelet cord its self is even made from 100% 4ocean recovered plastic and the beads are post-consumer recycled glass. Oh and they're not done yet. The shipping of the 4ocean bracelet is carbon neutral, too. Unisex & adjustable. Promising review: I absolutely love it. Great quality and everytime I look at it I smile thinking of its meaning. Can't wait for the second one I ordered to come in. Looking foward to…

These are a cross between half slipper and half sock. They're called Gripper Slippers and they're super cozy. On the inside is a soft brushed lining to keep their feet toasty warm and special grips on the outside help prevent slipping unlike typical socks. They'll even get a small travel bag for the Gripper Slippers to make packing for travel easy. Bombas donates one pair of socks to homeless shelters for every pair purchased. Promising review: This was my first purchase and I’m extremely pleased with my slippers, as they grip well and so easy to get on/off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Z5goJWAqA…

Give her a couple of these beautiful handmade glass wine bottle stoppers to both preserve their precious wine and brighten up their kitchen. Each one of these colorful glass wine bottle stoppers are handmade by heating glass to nearly 2,000 degrees and then rolled in bits of crushed colored glass to create unique designs. These are an awesome unique wine gift idea that can potentially last for a long long time. Promising Review: Love the uniqueness of this, every year it gets harder to buy the perfect gift for my cousin who grew up on the farm neighboring ours.…

Gift them something recycled and good for the Earth! These are recycled wine bottles that have been given a new lease of life as serving platters for things like meats and cheeses. The corks have become the spreader tools and they store right into the top of the bottle when they're not in use. The person behind the bottles kiln-forms each one and they're sourced locally. They're a rustic yet refined table accessory that should make them feel good about recycling wine bottles once destined for the dump. Handmade in Laramie, Wyoming.