Small rounded glass bowls, sized for the shared middle of a table — nuts, chips, pickled things — with Swarovski crystals set into the sides that disappear the moment you fill them. They’re from Sophie Lou Jacobsen, the Brooklyn designer whose Ripple Cup sold out a run of 1,000 as a COVID staple in 2020. These are from her new Disco Aperitivo collection, which she built after a year of aperitivos in Milan and a soft spot for 1970s Italian disco.

The aperitivo is supposed to be a ritual — the slow handoff from day to night. But you know where these items usually end up: full of Froot Loops at 8am, holding your keys by the door, hiding the cigarettes you keep meaning to quit. That’s what makes it a lovable object, and an even better gift — a good bowl doesn’t stay precious long. It gets embedded into the everyday.

Shop the set, or browse the rest of Disco Aperitivo — the plates, the Capri catchall tray, the Roma coupes.