35 Birthday Gifts Your Sister Will Love

This highly rated, playful scarf features floral watercolor prints from artist Juliet Meeks. Each one has a specific flower and meaning. Plus, there are additional pieces to choose from—Meeks also makes birth-month-themed lounge pants, flower robes, and more.

Sometimes nothing less than a good-quality pajama set will do. Made of 100 percent viscose from bamboo, this machine-washable set won't make her feel too hot. We also think she'll beam when she sees the “Live Your Best Life Every Day" embroidery.

Give her a hand-poured soy wax candle that represents her birth month and is crafted with specific birthstones, flowers, and more. For example, this July candle (pictured) features larkspur and ruby. Each candle should burn for 60 to 80 hours. It's an elegant gift she's sure to enjoy.

Capture the special bond you have with your sister with this picture frame and sisters poem combo. The hinged wood frame has space for a photo of your choice on one side, and features a special poem on the other. It can be hung up using the attached hooks or displayed standing on its own, and also comes in gray and black.

Bubbles are always a good idea for birthdays, and no one does champagne quite like Moët & Chandon. And this rosé champagne, with its bright fruitiness, and elegant maturity comes in a special "Happy Birthday to You" gift box. The ideal gift if you're away from your sister on her big day but want to send her something special.

Searching for a practical travel gift that she can put in her bag? Weighing 1.4 pounds, this compact iron and steamer with six fabric heat settings is super functional. She'll be able to quickly iron both sides of her clothes at once, and steam items for a maximum of 10 minutes. Plus, if this device is idle for that same amount of time, it'll turn off by itself.

The fashionista in your life will adore this unique find from 8 Other Reasons—she may not have anything like it! Made from marled resin, this green mini purse has a magnetic clasp and one space for items. It'll certainly be a head-turning accessory when she's out and about.

Sometimes those you love the most don't care for themselves as well as they could, which is exactly why you should give your sister a monthly subscription that treats her to wellness goodies. With three-month and six-month options, she'll have a variety of gifts to enjoy.

These four cold-pressed olive oils—Ardor Chili, Lucid Lemon, Rosette Garlic, and Arise R Basil—will make her culinary endeavors burst with flavor. The striking labels in this set were created by artist B.D. Graft, artist Marleigh Culver, artist and fashion designer Peter Som, and multimedia artist Lilian Martinez.

Quickly share photos straight to this wifi-powered frame. Email photos to a Skylight email address or through the free app, and voilà! Thanks to Gift Mode, you can also add pictures before they open the box. The images also rotate if you move the frame vertically or horizontally. This item is available in black, white, gold, and silver.

If she has a keen sense of style and your budget is less than $100, this striking bag will please both you and her. Made of vegan leather with an ultra-mod design, this handbag might be the perfect birthday gift for her.

"Some days I need to do full glam—other days, a one-and-done stick like this can be a lifesaver," Oprah said when picking this item for her Favorite Things 2023 List. "Creamy matte colors that are easy to blend on cheeks and swipe on lips—and work on all skin tones? Amen."

Birthdays are always a time to get personal, and what's more personal than someone's name? This hypoallergenic nameplate necklace can showcase up to nine characters. It's crafted with gold-plated sterling silver and features a lobster clasp. The chain comes in several styles, and the lettering in three fonts. She'll be excited to put it on!

This 14kt-gold-plated brass necklace with a single initial will speak to the minimalist in her, and doesn't contain any nickel or lead. It'll bring her joy when she catches her reflection in the mirror.

"I find this subscription box especially on-trend and high-quality, with brands that you'll want to try, like Dibs, S'well, Pat McGrath Labs...," says Oprah Daily beauty director Kate Sandoval Box. "I love that you get full-size products—not minis or, worse, sample packets—and that you can choose from a selection of options so you aren't stuck with things you don't want."

Cake for a birthday is pretty much a given, but you can be more unique with this box of 25 bite-size cupcakes. The set comes in different versions, like vegan, gluten-free, and more. But what about all those mouthwatering flavors? Here's a sampling: cookies & cream, red velvet, vanilla fluff, gluten-free tie-dye, vegan maple cinnamon bun, and white chocolate hot cocoa.

By her 40th birthday, chances are she's accumulated plenty of jewelry and likely could use some help organizing it all. This jewelry storage armoire measures 21.6" x 61", can turn a full 360°, and has a whopping 211 spaces for earrings and rings. It can be locked for security, and has a mirror on the outside and on the inside.

Embrace her tan-tastic tendancies with a high-end tanning foam. "The Saltyface glow is serious business. My sister works a lot in hospitals and care facilities without much actual sun. The self-tan looks like you just got back from vacation and is an instant pick-me-up. Plus, the bottle is so pretty, she'll want to leave it on display," says Klausing.

This delightful box has everything she needs to feel festive on her big day. She can add the candle to her living room and the soap to her bathroom, and snack on the Sugarfina Sparkling Rosé Bears in her kitchen. And did we mention that the argan-oil-infused French hand cream is from Oprah-approved brand Le Chatelaine? She can place it right in her handbag.

If pampering is one of her favorite pastimes, why not elevate it with a practical, spa-worth hair towel?. "I swear by Crown Affair's hair towel! It cuts drying time down significantly, and my hair feels less tangled when I use it. My sis deserves the same," says fashion editor Sara Klausing.