From Frontgate:
“All show and no sting, these battery-operated Floating Jellyfish Pool Lights unleash a kaleidoscope of color as they float in the water. For larger pools, unleash a flotilla to create a crowd-pleasing effect.

• Crafted of durable PVC
• Realistic, fiber-optic tentacles emit a vibrant glow
• Top changes colors throughout the light show
• Controlled by a simple auto-off switch”

$59.00

From Generate:

“Silicon coated and linked by a silver thread to a replacable battery, these little gems are like stardust one wears around the neck”

$99.00

These nifty lamps from Megasii Design Group speaks for itself in coolness.

$64

From 2 Jane’s Site:

” Adorned with precious butterfly cut-outs this white, wool felt shade casts gorgeous shadows and throws a soft, sublime light.

UL approved hanging pendant included for hard-wire installation. For use with compact flourescent bulbs only. 15W CFL. Bulb not included.”

$85.00

This neato faucet from Perpetual Kid lights up blue or red depending on the temp of your water.

$19.99

This is a really unique and beautiful gift. You send in your own photo and LightAffection turns it into an old fashioned lithophane - either a nightlight or regular lamp. I’m seriously going to do this for my mom for her birthday…

$39.00-$79.00 (depending on size)

Ok, a friend of mine said “enough with the girly links!” but the extension cord handled that for now Check out this GORGEOUS set of French Floral Lamps from Indie product site Elsewares. They also have placemats and plates to match, if you are so inclined. They really set a mood!

$40.00

Ten of these stunning Rose Lights from Wrapables are strung, along with real leaves, bringing a romantic view to any room.

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This is a fun little gadget — available from ThinkGeek, that would look great in any home or office setting.

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Oh.. My God… I mean, Oh.. my Buddha.. tell me this is not the coolest lamp to ever exist, from Unique Contemporary Solutions.

For only $29.95, can’t we all use a little Buddha?