Christmas is undoubtedly my favorite holiday, and every year, I add new decor items to remember the year. I feel like the year passes by extra quickly after Labor Day! I pulled out some of the Christmas decor pieces I collected over the past few years and wanted to share them with you.
I marble at Swarovski, Baccarat, and Waterford pieces whenever I walk past their stores. They're so shiny and glamorous. I can't help it! I just love crystals so much! I purchased these crystal Christmas trees from Baccarat two years ago.
Each tree was sold individually, and each came packaged in the signature Baccarat red box.
The Mille Nuits Fir Trees are part of the Mille Nuits collection and are made in France.
These trees are no longer available. Instead, Baccarat introduced a new crystal tree - the Noël Enchanting Fir Tree.
The new ones have rounder edges and have a softer feel. Personally, I prefer the old design as it looks more like a traditional Christmas tree.
The new design is also available in 3 colors - clear, green, and red.
I cherish them, and they'll be loved for years not decades. So shiny and precious.
The tree figurines come with self-adhesive patches to protect the surfaces. You can attach them under the object to prevent scratching the surface.
These crystal trees can function as standalone festive decor items or centerpieces for a dining table.
Another seasonal crystal item that I've been pulling out on Christmas is this tree topper from Swarovski.
I've searched high and low for an artistic tree topper. I used to have a traditional star-shaped tree topper, but keeping it in place was such a hassle. The spiral base for securing the topper to the tree branches made sense theoretically, but the topper wouldn't stay in place!
For your reference, this is the tree topper I used to have. Beautiful, but doesn't stay in place. Maybe there was a trick to it, but I couldn't make it work.
This Christmas Tree Topper from Swarovski was everything I needed - lightweight, shiny, and beautiful.
It has a narrow opening, so fitting it into the top tree branch is easy and stable. And because it's much lighter than the star-shaped topper I used to have, it stays in place much better.
There are tiny, hand-glued crystals on this glass tree topper, and it's so beautiful in person. The pictures don't do justice.
I paid the full price several years ago, but now it's on 60% sale. For $58, this tree topper is a steal, haha. I find myself browsing Swarovski's Outlet section as I'm writing this post. It's a rabbit hole, guys.
The latest addition to my Christmas decor collection this year is this cute glass ornament from West Elm. It is not crystal but so picturesque and pretty nonetheless.
Such a cute ornament!
Christmas is undoubtedly my favorite holiday, and every year, I add new decor items to remember the year. I feel like the year passes by extra quickly after Labor Day! I pulled out some of the Christmas decor pieces I collected over the past few years and wanted to share them with you.
I marble at Swarovski, Baccarat, and Waterford pieces whenever I walk past their stores. They're so shiny and glamorous. I can't help it! I just love crystals so much! I purchased these crystal Christmas trees from Baccarat two years ago.
Each tree was sold individually, and each came packaged in the signature Baccarat red box.
The Mille Nuits Fir Trees are part of the Mille Nuits collection and are made in France.
These trees are no longer available. Instead, Baccarat introduced a new crystal tree - the Noël Enchanting Fir Tree.
The new ones have rounder edges and have a softer feel. Personally, I prefer the old design as it looks more like a traditional Christmas tree.
The new design is also available in 3 colors - clear, green, and red.
I cherish them, and they'll be loved for years not decades. So shiny and precious.
The tree figurines come with self-adhesive patches to protect the surfaces. You can attach them under the object to prevent scratching the surface.
These crystal trees can function as standalone festive decor items or centerpieces for a dining table.
Another seasonal crystal item that I've been pulling out on Christmas is this tree topper from Swarovski.
I've searched high and low for an artistic tree topper. I used to have a traditional star-shaped tree topper, but keeping it in place was such a hassle. The spiral base for securing the topper to the tree branches made sense theoretically, but the topper wouldn't stay in place!
For your reference, this is the tree topper I used to have. Beautiful, but doesn't stay in place. Maybe there was a trick to it, but I couldn't make it work.
This Christmas Tree Topper from Swarovski was everything I needed - lightweight, shiny, and beautiful.
It has a narrow opening, so fitting it into the top tree branch is easy and stable. And because it's much lighter than the star-shaped topper I used to have, it stays in place much better.
There are tiny, hand-glued crystals on this glass tree topper, and it's so beautiful in person. The pictures don't do justice.
I paid the full price several years ago, but now it's on 60% sale. For $58, this tree topper is a steal, haha. I find myself browsing Swarovski's Outlet section as I'm writing this post. It's a rabbit hole, guys.
The latest addition to my Christmas decor collection this year is this cute glass ornament from West Elm. It is not crystal but so picturesque and pretty nonetheless.
Such a cute ornament!