28 Perfect Gifts That Bring the Hanukkah Joy This Year

This Hanukkah sugar cookie decorating kit has everything the family needs to make some beautiful cookies inspired by the Festival of Lights. These can be enjoyed by the whole family — including the baking, decorating, and eating steps.

Sometimes, it's best to keep first night gifts sweet and simple. That's why something like this Sugarfina candy gift — featuring dark chocolate sea salt caramels, Champagne Bubbles, and Robin's Egg caramels — is perfect. Bonus: The kosher candy can be enjoyed throughout the holiday.

Hanukkah celebrates the miracle of oil that fueled a lamp in the Temple in Jerusalem for eight nights. For that reason, traditional Hanukkah foods are fried, like latkes and sufganiyot (jelly donuts). These yummy gourmet infused oils could be used throughout the holiday and well after.

Fun characters take center stage in the sweet book, Meet the Latkes, about Lucy Latke and her family of potato pancakes. Together, they light up the menorah and Grandpa Latke tells everyone the story and meaning behind Hanukkah. Of course, the family dog wants to get in on the story time, too, and kids will learn and giggle along.

This super cute Hanukkah-themed sweatshirt could work during any of the eight nights and it will most certainly be a conversation starter. It's the right mix of cheesy and respectful and we love that it works for any and all genders. It looks super cozy, too.

The best second night gifts may be those that are humorous, modest, and possibly holiday-themed — like these sparkly dreidel earrings. The gift recipient can't spin them, but she can definitely style them up for the remaining days and nights of Hanukkah!

This contemporary Jewish Miriam Tzedakah Box is a symbol that is meant to both teach and inspire generosity and stewardship. On top of this, it is a symbol of nurturing sustenance and creativity. We love how elegant it looks and the bamboo means it will stay pristine for a long time.

Of course they aren't exactly Hanukkah food, but when bagels are tiny, adorable, and made out of marzipan, one should buy them as a second night Hanukkah gift. We love the different varieties: two each of plain, sesame, poppy, salt, everything, and bagel half with cream cheese and lox.

Gift these delicious pastries that are yummy year-round and definitely delightful during Hanukkah. Each box contains 20 rugelach, including four each of chocolate raspberry, apricot currant, cinnamon walnut, chocolate, and raspberry. We're drooling just looking at them.

This bakery tin has everything someone would want for Hanukkah treats. They're original recipes from 1910 and includes two types of English muffins (original 1910 recipe and San Francisco-style sourdough), blueberry preserves, apricot hamentaschen, scones, Jordan almonds, and so much more.

There is something really special about gifts that are personalized and this Hanukkah blanket can be personalized with the names of everyone who is important to the gift receiver. It's machine washable and durable, which is important for any household with kids.

For the remaining nights of Hanukkah (or whenever!), the gift recipient can enjoy a bath bomb made with hemp CBD. This collection includes five minis that help with energy, sleep, pain, relaxation, and passion. Each has 10mg CBD and who couldn't use some extra stress relief, right?

Each of these wooden dreidels features a bright horizontal color scheme that make them stand out from the classic wood version. The hand-painting is beautiful and it's something friends will notice when they come over.

How beautiful is this?! It might be the most elegant dreidel we've seen and anyone would be so happy to have this as a gift. It's formed from a pale lavender-colored crystal, and is hand polished. It looks beautiful from every angle.

This super pretty, simple, chic Star of David necklace is perfect gift for any night of Hanukkah. It's elegant and comes in either 14K yellow gold filled or sterling silver. It can work with a variety of outfits and can be used in a dressed down or a dressed up outfit. This one is sure to become a favorite piece of jewelry.

This gorgeous wooden Hanukkah memory and matching game is fun for adults or kids. It also helps teach the kids a lot of the traditions, which is a bonus. The pieces are made of birch plywood and contains 12 pairs (24 pieces in total) and comes in a pack-away pouch.

This candle brings a sweet scent including aromas of tropical fruits and sugar citrus, along with mountain greens. The beautiful vessel is one you'll want to display all year long.

Step up Hanukkah donut decorating with these cute stencils: Candle, Menorah, Pitcher, Dreidel, and "Happy Holiday" in Hebrew letters. These are going to wow the guests during the holidays and it puts a cute, creative touch on the donuts after spending so much time in the kitchen perfecting the look.

Created in glazed stoneware, this is the most gorgeous way to display the challah bread that the family spent time creating. It has an intricate pattern and will help achieve a stunning display on the table for Hanukkah.

Close to the end of the holidays, the plan for everyone should be to relax and get warm and snuggly. This cozy bath robe is something that falls right into that plan and will be a loved gift for anyone this year. It's cozy, it's soft, and it still looks elegant — who can beat that?

There is something about a really good perfume that can change our mood with a simple spritz. This Anatomy of a Fragrance Eau De Parfum is a beautiful gift because there are several different scents to choose from. We love Gardenia Blanc, a blend of gardenia, orange flower, pink jasmine, and coconut milk.

Playing beloved Hanukkah songs at a festive eighth night party will be even more fun thanks to this small but mighty Bose speaker. Keep the vibes of the get together pumping by adding full sound into the room — which makes this a perfect gift idea for anyone who loves to be the one hosting all the parties.

We love this traditional Judaica porcelain kiddush cup and think it would be a stunning addition to anyone's Hanukkah collection. The description says it will help celebrate with "intention and grace," and we think that's just beautiful.

One cannot have too many candles and this natural soy wax candle is perfect to add to the Hanukkah collection. It's a celebration of the Festival of Lights and there are three different scent layers: the base is vanilla, sugar, and musk. The middle is pound cake and pomegranate, while the top layer is potato, butter, and baked apple. Yes, please!

This is a beautiful original art print that's a perfect gift idea for Hanukkah or beyond just the holiday. it's a symbol and an "everyday reminder of the miracles and light in our life," according to the artist. It's beautiful, powerful, and would look incredible in anyone's home.

This adorable book about Mr. Fish and his friends who spend time together during their eight nights of fun is a great idea for anyone who has kids or will soon. The Happy Hanukkah Pout-Pout Fish board book is durable for babies and toddlers up to 3 years old and the story teaches kids about lighting the menorah, spending time with family, and what Hanukkah is all about.

How adorable is this?! This dove-shaped menorah holds the standard nine taper candles but it has a whimsical twist to a typical menorah. It adds a touch of fun to the table and something friends and family will look forward to see at the start of Hanukkah for years to come.

Sesame Street is a favorite of kids and parents, and the show does a really good job at working toward inclusivity and teaching kids traditions from around the world. In Grover's Hanukkah Party, kids follow along as Grover celebrates Hanukkah and the number eight in a holiday party with his friends. He also lights eight candles in the menorah and has eight potato latkes.