Goop’s 5 Most Jaw-Dropping Holiday Gifts + 4 We’d Actually Buy

The moment we wait for every year is finally here, and no, we’re not talking about Halloweekend.

Gwyneth Paltrow‘s Goop just revealed their 2026 gift guide, and for the 15th year in a row, it’s nothing short of jaw-dropping.

Known for curating a list of luxurious, eclectic, and often over-the-top recommendations, Goop’s gift guide is as head-scratching as it entertaining. Ultimately, it’s nothing short of legendary. 

To celebrate Goop’s annual gift guide, we rounded up the wildest present ideas, from a literal telescope to a $990 candle snuffer and an infrared pet bed.

• A Woo-Woo Water Bottle: Vitajuwel ViA Longevity Crystal Water Bottle
• An Ultra-Bougie Pet Collar: PAGERIE The D—rro Collar
• A Legit Telescope: Unistellar Odyssey Pro Red

Emotional support water bottle takes on a whole new meaning in this glass bottle, which includes a mix of emerald, aquamarine, plus smoky and crystal quartz that the brand says can raise your vibration.

Blowing out a candle just got a whole lot more elegant with this ornate snuffer with an elaborate brass contruction and energy-cleansing gemstone.

Only Goop would include a literal telescope in a gift guide. This automated smart telescope allows you to view the cosmos and snap pictures, even in the most light-polluted areas.

Crafted from chestnut-brown leather and sterling silver hardware, you can spoil your pup by gifting them this bougie collar.

Speaking of pet gifts, why not indulge your furry friend in this plush bed equipped with soothing PEMF therapy and infrared heat.

This Maison Louis Marie candle smells like a unique blend of tomato vine, bright botanicals, and earthy oakmoss.

This 4-piece Augustinus Bader set includes a full skincare routine, with a serum, moisturizer, face mask, and SPF which are all formulated with powerful vitamins, lipids, and peptides.

Fashion lovers will enjoy flipping through this coffee table book exploring the legacy of iconic designer Ralph Lauren.

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