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For the Chocolate Addict
Webake Silicone Chocolate Molds
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For the Chocolate Addict
Webake Silicone Chocolate Molds
Credit: AmazonWhip up your own spooky chocolate bars in the kitchen with these skeleton molds. They're so versatile because you can use them in the oven, freezer, or microwave—and they're dishwasher safe.
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For the Reader
Edith Wharton The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton
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For the Reader
Edith Wharton The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton
Credit: AmazonIs there anything better than a ghost story written by one of America's most prolific (and glamorous) authors? We think not. The 19th-century writer and lifelong New Yorker was allegedly quite traumatized by ghost stories when she was a child, so she basically channeled that fear into her own page-turning tales. Trust us, this one is a spine-chiller.
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For the Cat Lover
PyroPet Kisa Cat Skeleton Candle
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For the Cat Lover
PyroPet Kisa Cat Skeleton Candle
Credit: AmazonPrepare to have the claws come out with this unique candle that burns and melts to reveal a creepy cat skeleton. It lasts for more than 20 hours, and there are five colorways to choose from, including this purr-fect magenta.
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For the Spirited
iCustomLabel Halloween Apothecary Wine Labels
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For the Spirited
iCustomLabel Halloween Apothecary Wine Labels
Credit: AmazonYou'll stand out at the next Halloween party you attend if you arrive with wine personalized with these creepy custom labels. For only $10, you get a set of four. They're waterproof, so no need to worry about spills as you pour your guests a glass.
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For the Snake
KAIYUAN Snake Flower Vase
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For the Snake
KAIYUAN Snake Flower Vase
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Credit: AmazonThe great thing about this vase is that you can use it year-round. It's not so on theme that you'll have to tuck it in a drawer until October rolls around. That said, from the emerald green hue to the eerie gold snake slithering toward the top, it's a perfect Halloween decoration.
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For the Beauty Guru
Wet Brush Nightmare Before Christmas Kit
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For the Beauty Guru
Wet Brush Nightmare Before Christmas Kit
Yes, even your haircare routine can't escape the Halloween motif treatment. This detangler brush and scrunchie set features a character of your choice—Jack or Sally—while the bristles glide seamlessly through tangles on all hair types.
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For the Bewitching
Dll Shop 'Drink Up Witches' Wine Gift Bag
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For the Bewitching
Dll Shop 'Drink Up Witches' Wine Gift Bag
Credit: Amazon Give the hostess something unexpected: a bottle of wine in a festive Halloween bag that cinches at the top with a cute drawstring.
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For the Competitive
Anton Publications Halloween Charades
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For the Competitive
Anton Publications Halloween Charades
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Credit: AmazonIf you're headed to a Halloween party this year, bring the fun in the form of themed charades. You play the exact same way you'd play the nonthemed version of this game, but if you don't know pop culture Halloween characters like the gang from Hocus Pocus or Freddy Krueger, don't expect to win.
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For the Green Thumb
succapunch Black Spider Air Plant Holder
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For the Green Thumb
succapunch Black Spider Air Plant Holder
Credit: succapunchThis spider air plant holder comes with an actual air plant, so it's a Halloween gift any plant lover will appreciate—so long as they're not arachnophobic.
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For the Fun
Uncommon Goods Phantom Ink: The Spirit Word Game
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For the Fun
Uncommon Goods Phantom Ink: The Spirit Word Game
Credit: Uncommon GoodsLet us introduce another game we're kind of obsessed with. Here's how it works: Divide a large group of players into two teams of mediums, and designate one "spirit" on each team. Once the teams are set, the spirit pulls a card with one word on it from a deck. They keep the word secret and let the mediums ask questions to discover it. The words are always weird and vague, so good luck to you!
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For the Relaxed
Relaxcation Halloween Bath Bomb
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For the Relaxed
Relaxcation Halloween Bath Bomb
Credit: AmazonGive this magical green bath bomb to someone who loves conjuring up a little relaxation time and could use a little TLC this Halloween.
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For the Reader
Gzrlyf Bat Bookmark
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For the Reader
Gzrlyf Bat Bookmark
Credit: AmazonAny avid reader slash Halloween lover will appreciate this bat-shaped bookmark that's complete with a dual-toned feather and fits right along the spine of their book.
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For the Sucker
Uncommon Goods Planet Lollipops
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For the Sucker
Uncommon Goods Planet Lollipops
Credit: Uncommon GoodsThese otherworldly lollipops really do look exactly like their respective planets. And each one features a different flavor: Mercury is caramel cream, Venus is orange cream tangerine, and Earth is cotton candy, to name a few.
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For the Baker
Lenox Vintage Halloween Dessert Plate Set
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For the Baker
Lenox Vintage Halloween Dessert Plate Set
Credit: AmazonThese creepy-cool dishes are so versatile: Use them as ring or candy dishes, or cluster them on the wall for a unique decor moment.
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For the Host
Williams-Sonoma Spooky Halloween Bat Wreath
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For the Host
Williams-Sonoma Spooky Halloween Bat Wreath
Credit: Williams SonomaYou can't go wrong when you gift a classic Halloween wreath, and this is easily one of our favorites. It's witchy in all the right ways, and the bats only make it more perfectly on-theme for Halloween. So if you're headed to a soiree, feel free to hand this to the host.
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For the Chilly
Generic Skull & Bones Sherpa Throw
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For the Chilly
Generic Skull & Bones Sherpa Throw
Credit: AmazonPerfect for decking out your home for Halloween—or for anyone who wants to show off their goth style in their decor. This throw makes us want to curl up for a horror movie marathon.
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For the Spellbinding
JMTONE Floating Candles
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For the Spellbinding
JMTONE Floating Candles
Credit: AmazonWe're not going to try to understand the mechanics of these seemingly floating candles, but we're into them as a Halloween gift. Each set includes a remote control wand that lights up the candles, making anyone who uses it feel like an outstanding wizard.
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For the Writer
C CUERO Book of Spells Leather Journal
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For the Writer
C CUERO Book of Spells Leather Journal
This may look like something you'd find on a fortune teller's table, but it's actually a typical journal (with a lock). So if someone in your life lives for spooky vibes all year round, they'll love this notebook.
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For the Cocktail Connoisseur
Pottery Barn Skeleton Hand Double Old Fashioned Glass
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For the Cocktail Connoisseur
Pottery Barn Skeleton Hand Double Old Fashioned Glass
Credit: Pottery BarnThe perfect on-theme gift for any cocktail lover who wants their drink on ice to be a little edgy, these glasses can look cool all year, not just at Halloween.
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For the Cookie Monster
Williams-Sonoma Assorted Halloween Cookies, Set of 15
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For the Cookie Monster
Williams-Sonoma Assorted Halloween Cookies, Set of 15
Credit: Williams SonomaThese adorable cookies are sure to be a hit with your treat-loving friends. The icing is a little too detailed to trick anyone into thinking you might have made them yourself, but that's fine by us.
Angela Belt is the contributing Assistant Shopping Editor at House Beautiful. She's also an interior designer and is the host of her own podcast, The Mood Board. When it comes to design, she's an esteemed expert with some of her work also appearing in HGTV, Better Homes & Gardens, The Washington Post, and more.
Janae McKenzie covers all things shopping for House Beautiful. As an associate shopping editor, she’s constantly scoping out the best finds for every part of your home. Janae holds an MA in journalism from the University of Missouri and has been published in Glamour, Food Network and Vox Magazine.
Jessica Cherner is House Beautiful’s Associate Shopping Editor, a role she’s honed since joining the editorial team in September 2022. She routinely tests and reviews viral products, carefully curates timely gift guides, and taps her vast network of interior designers to weigh in on decorating debates that often have the Internet divided. Though most of her day-to-day is product focused, she also curates and publishes home tours, which are the types of features she has written throughout her eight-year career in previous roles at 1stDibs and Architectural Digest. In her current role as a shopping editor, Jess has mastered the art of swapping decor in and out of her own New York City apartment to fulfill her seemingly never-ending quest for the perfectly styled space.
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