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Rainbow Ring Stacker by Ami Kealoha

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Hug them, love them, give them funny names. The toys at Acorn (the latest gift spot picked by Refinery29 for CH) might make you momentarily regress, and that's why you know they're great gifts. The soft knit Rainbow Ring Stacker ($56) and the jungle and farm animal sets ($74) by I Golfini della Nonna are as loveable as they are affordable. To order, call Acorn at 718-522-3760

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This entry posted on 13 December 2006 at 11:55 AM
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