These prerolls from Canndescent come in indica, sativa, and hybrid. No matter which you choose, you’ll get a full gram of cannabis from California’s leading flower producer, and you’ll know that 100 percent of profits are going to social-equity causes that support the communities hardest hit by the war on drugs, like the Last Prisoner Project.
Justice-Joints.co; available in California, prices vary depending on retailer; find retailers at Weedmaps.com
These cannabis-themed porcelin trays — available in a variety of designs and sizes — were made in a partnership between ceramics guru Jonathan Adler and the luxury cannabis-accessory boutique Higher standards. Use them to roll joins, collect leftover bud, or just add a weed-friendly accent to any room.
$40 and up; higherstandards.com
Edie Parker’s extravagent, poured-acrylic bags may be out of reach for most folks, but this roach clip — made from black rhodonite, a stone that’s known for it compassionate and healing properties — modeled after a traditional clothespin, brings her luxe design within reach. Each one is handmade in Puru, in partnersheip with design house D.A.R. Proyectos.
$85; higherstandards.com
The new L.A.-based brand Mae launches this holiday with a collection of chic and sophisticated cannabis accessories that are at once understated and luxurious.
Designed in collaboration with Joe Doucet, whose client list includes Gucci, Montblanc and BMW to name a few, the showstopper in the collection is this rose gold-plated humidor, which keeps your pre-rolls and flower fresh in an elegant brass chamber.
Mae says its goal is to create a more “elevated” cannabis experience, and this humidor should satisfy even the pickiest cannabis connoisseurs on your list.
$395; Mae.la
For the cannabis connoisseur who wants to try all the latest products, the Nugg Club offers residents of Southern California the opportunity to try them all — every month. For $99, they promise to send out a package of goodies worth more than double that, from top brands like Canndescent, Dosist, and AbsoluteXtracts.
Available in Los Angeles and Orange County, California; $99/month; NuggClub.com
Editor’s note: Featured brands have been updated to reflect current selection.
These handmade trays from Brooklyn ceramics designer Julianne Ahn are as functional as they are beautiful. Sleek surface is perfect for dividing up flower, while the waves act as a clever holder for accessories, or even to assist in rolling a joint. And be assured that the tray won’t slide as you work — the underside is lined with cork, so your ritual won’t be interupted by a moving workspace.
$90; shop-tetra.com
These perfectly packaged gumdrops are handmade in California with natural fruit flavors and broad spectrum CBD sourced from organic, non-GMO hemp from the U.S. Available in both low (25mg per drop) and high doses (50mg per drop), the gummies are a sure-to-please stocking stuffer, offering a fun and easy way to take the edge off during the holidays.
$45+; MollyJones.com
This desktop vaporizor, launched 20 years ago this fall, has become the gold standard for flower vapes — so it’s only natural that for this momentous anniversary, German manufacturer Storz & Bickel released a gold-colored edition. (They’ve also released a 24-karat limited-edition, for those who are inclined to spend $1,000 on a piece of hardware.) Grind up some cannabis, heat it up the chamber, and start sipping the smooth vapor from the balloon. It’s a little involved, but a ritual its legions of fans swear by.
$599 and up; storz-bickel.com
When it was released in 2018, the Puffco Peak digital dab rig became an industry favorite, providing people who never wanted to utilize a blow torch the ability to consume some of the most potent concentrates around. Now, the Pro model, released earlier this fall, is slimmer, more powerful, and comes with a handy app that not only lets you track things like temperature, but also your dab use over time. (The app is avialable in for Android; because of Apple’s vape-app ban, iPhone users will have to do a little work-around, but clear instructions are on the site.)
$399.99; Puffco.com
Rickett’s THC-infused bubbly delivers the buzz of champagne without the hangover. The sparkling beverage is distilled from California grapes using traditional French winemaking methods — minus the alcohol. The Jolie Fleur Blanc is crisp and dry, while the Pink “rosé” is light and fresh, with just a hint of earthiness from the cannabis.
Grab a bottle to enjoy over Christmas dinner or dessert; keep one on hand to pop open on New Year’s Eve, to ensure that you ring in 2021 on a high note.
$22-$24; RickettBrewing.com
Vibe out with these hand-cut crystal pipes, made from natural gemstones that are all sourced from the U.S.
If you believe in the healing power of crystals, these hand-cut pipes are the perfect vessel for your stash. Choose a rose quartz or amethyst pipe for inner peace and self-love, or reach for the black obsidian for protection.
Even if you aren’t into crystals, these pipes make a great conversation starter and display piece. Since every stone has its own colors and markings, no two pipes will be the same, ensuring a gift that’s as one-of-a-kind as your inner chakra.
$65; ElevateJane.com
Beauty lovers will want to stock up on products from Cannalogica, a celeb-fave and vegan-friendly skincare line that harnesses the power of cannabis sativa to help repair and revive tired skin.
Based out of Amsterdam, the brand offers everything from daily moisturizers to facial oils to a surprisingly effective “pimple obliterator.” Everything is super gentle — even on sensitive skin — and the ingredients work together to deliver a calming and effective dose of nourishment that promises to leave you looking and feeling refreshed.
$10+; Cannalogica.com
Leave it to a global pandemic to have us reaching for hand sanitizer every five minutes; leave it to a CBD brand to invent one that’s actually good for your hands.
This travel-sized hand sanitizer from Highline Wellness, combines the disinfecting properties of alcohol with the calming properties of CBD to keep your hands germ-free and feeling clean and refreshed. The quick-drying formula doesn’t leave any residue, while the CBD helps to moderate the harshness of the alcohol to keep your hands soft and smooth.
Great for your car or for around the house, this is a great stocking stuffer that’s safe for all ages.
At this point, 510 vape cartridges — those little cylindrical pods available in medical- and recreational-use states across the country, from nearly every concentrate brand — have become the standard. But screwing a premium cartridge into a sub-par battery can result in poor taste and effects. That’s why we recommend this powerful, three-setting battery that can fit discreetly in the palm of your hand.
$59; VesselBrand.com
Airgraft is the perfect vape system for a connoseur who cares about taste, effect, and safety — but doesn’t have time to fiddle with complicated contraptions. Each pod, filled with live resin from premium brands like A Golden State, comes with a certificate of authenticity, so you know you’re not getting any diluted knockoff. Even better, each pod tells the battery the exact temperature to which it should be heated to optimize the cannabinoids and terpines in that particular strain. There’s even an app so you can monitor your intake, and find the pods that work best for you.
Available in California; $34 for battery, pods various prices; AirGraft.com for stores
A joint collaboration between Her Highness NYC and the Last Prisoner Project, this pre-roll collection helps to increase awareness of women with non-violent cannabis convictions.
Each roll features a half-gram of CBD in an organic hemp wrap, while the packaging highlights the stories of three of Last Prisoner Project’s female constituents. A quarters the proceeds from every sale will be directed directly to the featured women, and another quarter goes to the Last Prisoner Project, to help women with cannabis convictions working to be released from prison or transitioning after release.
$15; HerHighnessCBD.com
This gift-ready pairing of Chakra Bliss Body Oil and Supreme Relief Muscle Rub comes packed with CBD and herbs in sweet smelling, non-greasy formulas ready to sooth aches and pains. The Texas-based company uses choice hemp — sourced from a handful of organic farms in Kentucky — to create their self-care balms.
$112.50; HerRoyalHempress.com
Jim Belushi has rebranded himself of something of a weed man with Belushi’s Farm, and Oregon grow that specializes in heritige strains like Captain Jack’s Gulzar Afghanica, an Afghan Kush that was apparently known as “The Smell of SNL,” back when his brother John was one of the show’s early stars. These packs of .25-gram joints are perfect for hanging out with siblings, fighting Nazis, or really, going on any mission from God.
Available in Oregon and Colorado; prices vary by state; BelushisFarm.com for retailers
This new multi-use vape from Canadian company Furna isn’t the first to offer digital temperature control or different ovens to vape flower and concentrates — though it does have both those things. What really sets this new device apart is its swappable, color-coded chambers. Instead of having to empty the oven after a bowl is kicked, you can pre-pack cartridges for easy use on the go, or even sharing safely with friends.
$235; GetFurna.com
Hundreds of companies are offering some form of THC edibles these days, but Coda’s chocolate truffles are a more elevated offering. Each box contains six, hand-painted truffles, with 10mg of THC per serving. The “burnt caramel” collection adds a subtle hit of toasted caramel alongside notes of nutty, sweet and bitter chocolate.
Everything is made from ethically-sourced cacao from South America. Pair these with a glass of wine for a decadent treat this season.
$20-28; CodaSignature.com