- Mars Dust Globe
- Astronaut Piggy Bank
- Starry Starry Scarf
- Hand Embroidered Moleskine
- Star Tea Infuser
- NASA Wall Art
- Earth & Moon Earrings
- Customized Star Map
- Night Sky Plates
- NASA Backpack
- Beginners Telescope Package
- Adopt A Black Hole
- Cosmos Knife Set
- Planet Planters
- Celestial Molds
- Glow in The Dark Blanket
- Desk Planets
- LED Flexible USB Light
- Galaxy Printed Leggings
- Apollo 11 Zipper Pouch
- Flash Card Game
- Stemless Wine Glass
- Occupy Mars T-Shirt
- Solar System Nesting Doll
- Piece of Space
- Pluto Cushion
- Space Capsule Tea Infuser
- Glass Coaster Set
- Alien Purse
- Archival Postcards
- Planet Blocks
- Solar System Bracelet
- Space Tie
- Star Registry
- Bookends
- Rocket Launch Socks
- Uranus Mug
- Moon Phase Wall Art
- Home Planetarium
Astronomy enthusiasts are always looking to deepen their connection with the cosmos, whether gazing at the stars, mapping constellations, or dreaming of space exploration. We’ve compiled stellar gifts that will excite space lovers of all kinds, from budding astronomers to seasoned stargazers. From high-tech telescopes to celestial decor and educational tools, these gifts are sure to inspire wonder and awe for the universe beyond!
What’s the opposite of a snow globe? This Mars dust globe, where a mesmerizing Martian dust storm replaces ice. Mars is the next frontier of human space exploration and space lovers will get a kick out of shaking up the dust storm.
This little astronaut perched on the moon is, in fact, a piggy bank. There’s a coin slot behind his feet and a rubber holder opens the bank on the base. So now you have somewhere to stash your cash for that ride on SpaceX.
A super-soft, lightweight galaxy scarf makes a great gift (and a subtle style piece) for astronomy lovers. It can be worn in several ways—poncho, shawl, hijab, headscarf—and comes in several colors. Yes, science can be fashionable.
This Moleskine softcover notebook comes personalized with your loved one’s hand-stitched Zodiac sign and would make a sweet birthday gift for the journaling astronomer.
Enjoy a fresh cup of tea all the more when you use this unique tea infuser. The star-shaped infuser is made of stainless steel with a clamp-style handle.
These reproductions from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Visions of the Future collection are pretty out of this world! Here you’ll get four 8×10 prints on semi-matte Fuji crystal archive paper, ready to frame.
Who knew that jasper stone beads could look like our home planet and its lunar best friend? These earrings are subtle enough to wear with anything yet still declare “I love space!” to those who know. Handmade in Maryland, USA.
This isn’t just any print of the night sky. This star map uses scientific technology to accurately plot the stars and constellations of any significant date your loved one wants to celebrate. From memories they share with their partner to their favorite accomplishments, you can turn any special memory into a stunning print. Impress the space-lover in your life with the ultimate star gift.
These plates are perfect for stargazers! They’re also fun for anyone into all things gothic. The set of six plates measure eight inches. The plates are made of porcelain and are dishwasher safe.
No self-proclaimed stargazer would be disappointed with this NASA roll-top backpack. It’s a proper salute to space and will make them feel like an astronaut in training. The bag’s made for heavy-duty wear and tear and the straps proudly display the American flag.
A balance between affordability and performance, this telescope is a great gift idea for beginner astronomers of all ages (who don’t need a Hubble!) It has fantastic image quality and enough magnification to explore the stars, moon, planets, and meteors– and it’s an Amazon bestseller.
What do you get for the space geek who has everything? How about their own baby black hole, complete with a super cute adoption certificate. Each is individually hand-knitted and (judging by reviews) he’s a much-adored “great void.”
From vibrant nebulas to gorgeous star clusters, this knife series brings the heavens to the kitchen. Each of the six blades has razor-sharp edges and a non-stick coating, and you’ll get a “Guide to the Cosmos” booklet explaining the images. A super cool housewarming gift.
Those succulents won’t go unnoticed with these cute planet planters, an ideal gift for those who look to the stars but also appreciate the green bounty of planet Earth. You could even use these pots for cotton balls, cosmetics, or candy. *Plant not included.
This fun mold allows them to make moon and star-shaped ice cubes, jello pieces, chocolates, candy, soaps, and more! The mold is made of silicone.
Illuminate their night with this ultra-soft microfiber blankie that also glows in the dark. Covered in constellations, it makes a stellar space gift and is perfect for adults and kids of all ages.
A gorgeous gift for the astronomer – amateur or pro – this model is handcrafted from gemstones with a walnut base. It makes for an artistic planetary display and comes with a handbook about each gemstone– ie. Mercury is made from Moonstone which helps you to think clearly.
Bring outer space to your inner space with this cute little space fellow – a nightlight for your keyboard that’s USB-powered and bendable. Switch him on with a flick of his helmet.
Help them to leave their mark on the universe with these vibrant, silky, galaxy leggings– whether they love to work out or just stand out. The best part: they come with a phone pocket so they can be hands-free to run, chat, or squat.
This zip Case will keep all their small Earthly items safe – from pencils and calculators to makeup, keys, and a phone. Made from 100% recycled canvas it has the lunar module and space shuttle orbiter on one side and a planetary depiction on the flip side.
This card game is interactive, educational, and fun for astronomy fans and future astronauts of all ages. It’s actually three games in one– a speed matching game, a memory game, and a spin trivia game.
What’s their sign? How about having it etched on extra clear, high-quality crystal glass? Each glass features their constellation plus the names of all the associated stars.
A fun gift for space nerds – or Elon Musk – who want to see a habitable Mars in the future, this tee comes in seven colors in a lightweight, classic fit. Youth sizes available!
Move over Matryoshka doll, there’s a new nesting set in town. A vibrantly hand-painted wooden solar system complete with nebulas and meteorites opens up to reveal the planets, sun, moon, astronaut, and rocket ship.
Gift them an actual piece of space debris as a lucky charm! This rare treasure comes from a meteorite that impacted Earth around 5,000 years ago in Campo del Cielo, Argentina. You can also personalize ownership with an authentic certificate.
For all those who spent years studying and loving Pluto “the dwarf planet”, this commemorative throw pillow will ensure they’ll never forget. An excellent gift for a student, a science teacher, or anyone in love with astronomy.
Help their tea to taste out-of-this-world with this conversation piece – a space capsule and astronaut tea infuser. Load your tea, and Major Tom will anchor the infuser in your teapot. A cute gift for tea lovers.
Here’s an elegant set of navy and gold constellation coasters, made of 100% glass, and packaged up in a neat gold gift box with gold twine, and decorative gift tag. These would look equally great on a coffee table or a teacher’s desk. Just note there are only two coasters per pack.
You can’t talk about space and astronomy without a little alien chitchat. So this little crossbody bag is the best tongue-in-cheek accessory for any space lover. The bag can be worn as a crossbody with the 43-inch chain or as a clutch with the chain strap removed.
This foil-stamped box holds fifty postcards and is an absolutely gorgeous and one-of-a-kind gift for stargazers. The cards include pages from Galileo’s sketchbooks, Chinese star maps, artist interpretations of the universe, and rarely-seen images from the NASA archives.
These wonderfully illustrated planet blocks can easily be passed off as kids’ toys. But they’re also filled with intricate astronomical detail that any celestial-inspired friend would love.
A unisex bracelet where you’re the sun and the planets revolve around you! Each planet is a different gemstone, and only a fellow astronomer will see that your bracelet has a secret meaning (and includes Pluto.)
Designed to fit in with the office or classroom attire or that job interview at NASA, this astronaut / UFO pattern microfiber necktie makes for a smart and funny gift for the space inclined.
Hitch their wagon to a star– an actual star made of glowing hot plasma – and they’ll never forget you. The International Star Registry has named stars for earthlings for over 40 years and it’s a brilliant gift for weddings, newborns, anniversaries, notable birthdays, and memorials.
These Galileo-themed, vintage-feel bookends make a great gift for the library of astronomy lovers. If you’d like to add a little something more, grab this beautiful book– Photographs from the Archives of NASA – to pop between them.
These space launch socks are stylish, comfy, stretchy, and eyecatching. They also leave out harmful chemicals to keep your skin, and the Earth, safe and happy.
This coffee mug is a nerdy, fun gift from one science lover to another. It holds 15 ounces and has a large, easy-to-grip C-handle. The perfect gift for Valentine’s, birthdays, or to celebrate an astronomy exam.
Know someone obsessed with the beauty of the moon? This moon phase tapestry is a little bit boho and a little bit science, and a quick way to jazz up a room without a big expense. Of course, you could also throw in these boho sun+moon cushion covers.
Imagine cozying up on the couch “under the milk way, tonight.” Enter the Homestar Flux star projector, it ain’t cheap but it’s a pretty incredible gadget for serious galaxy geeks. Think 60,000 high-def stars and an option to observe the sky as it is directly above you.
