The Christmas bauble is a Christmas decoration traditionally in the shape of a ball, which is hung on the branches of your tree and installed on the occasion of Christmas by using a knot, a rope or a hook.
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Transform your holiday decor with our exquisite 12 Boules de Noël argentées striées. These stunning Christmas baubles are designed to elevate the aesthetic of any festive setting, blending seamlessly into both traditional and contemporary themes. Each bauble features a sleek silver finish that radiates elegance, making them a perfect addition to your Christmas tree or holiday displays.
The spherical shape of these ornaments is not only classic but also versatile, allowing for easy hanging on branches or wreaths. With a diameter of approximately 7.5 cm, they are perfectly sized to create an eye-catching arrangement without overwhelming your decor. Crafted from high-quality glass, these baubles boast durability while maintaining their delicate appearance.
The unique design showcases alternating glossy and matte stripes that add depth and visual interest to each ornament. This variation ensures that every piece in the set contributes to a cohesive yet dynamic look when displayed together. Topped with shiny silver caps featuring loops for hanging, these baubles are ready to adorn your home right out of the box.
Packed in an elegant black rectangular box, our 12 Boules de Noël argentées striées not only serve as beautiful decorations but also make for an attractive gift option or storage solution after the holidays. Whether you’re decorating your tree, enhancing table settings, or engaging in festive crafts, this set offers endless possibilities for creativity.
Add a touch of sophistication to your holiday celebrations with this enchanting set from Sapins BE!
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The Christmas bauble is a Christmas decoration traditionally in the shape of a ball, which is hung on the branches of your tree and installed on the occasion of Christmas by using a knot, a rope or a hook.
