Stocking stuffer/gift ideas for mother who has limited (affordable) likes

Every year it is a challenge to shop for my mom and do her stocking. She's in her 60s, I have a $200ish budget for stocking (at least, that's what my dad gives me, I never track) and $100ish for a gift from me

Things she doesn't like/can't have:

Any beauty/bath/body products except the one shampoo, soap, and lotion she likes

Anything that smells/is scented

Chocolate (cheap chocolate in small quantities, like Reese's or Andes mints are OK)

Jewelry that isn't at least 10k gold - must be rose gold

Nuts

Anything chewy

Anything too sweet

Anything crunchy/with seeds that could get caught in her teeth

Shoes that aren't extremely specific for her feet

Crafts that require looking at small things, like needlepoint/cross stitch/embroidery

E-readers (they make her head hurt)

Alcohol

Caffeine

Anything with fake sugar

Hair accessories other then simple hair ties

Things that have worked well in the past but now she has too many of/doesn't want any more:

Dish towels

Socks

Hair ties

Pens

Notepads/books

Miniature dollhouse items

Blankets

Yeti insulated mug

Hairbrush

Baking/kitchen accoutrements

yard sale

Things she likes:

Leather purses - she rarely carries them, but she likes them

Rose gold jewelry

Books

The British Royal Family, most specifically Queen Elizabeth II

Smoking cigarettes (I will not support this habit)

Orchids (she has at least a dozen)

Miniature dollhouses (but she thinks she might be done with this hobby since she is out of space for them)

Her cat (who can't have toys because the dog will eat them)

Her iPad jigsaw puzzles, coloring, and watching Instagram reels with the sound on

Antiques

Yardsales/watching people go to them on YouTube

Dunkin decaf coffee pods

So far, for her stocking, I have some Reese's, some other type of chocolate, a tablet stand, a little trinket dish that looks like her cat, silk hair ties (which I may have also bought her last year, IDK)

For her big gift from my dad she is getting a Queen Elizabeth II doll/figurine that she has mentioned two years in a row

I know there are things that will make good gifts for her but I am so stumped as to what I can do within the budget I have - I don't want to just buy stuff for the sake of buying stuff. Anything she really wants she buys for herself or it costs several hundred dollars. I've suggested a digital picture frame - she is uninterested.

I've gotten her interesting thrifted/ebay items that fit her general aesthetic before, but the house is just full of various antiques and whatnot - there isn't much space for new stuff and it's hard to gift something she might just buy at a yardsale.

She was, once upon a time, a florist so I might look into a cool antique vase, but would love suggestions - she is just so hard to shop for, especially to fill a stocking!