Product Description
This 6-Inch (150mm) Swirled Onion Shatterproof Ornament in Gilded Gold by Christmas by Krebs is the elegant companion to the Blarney Green version. While frequently packaged in professional sets, this listing is for a single ornament, giving you the flexibility to build a custom collection of shapes and colors.
Key Features
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Sculptural Swirled Onion Shape: The unique "onion" silhouette features sweeping vertical curves and a pointed finial base. This architectural shape adds a sophisticated, designer feel that breaks up the uniformity of standard round ornaments.
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Radiant Gilded Gold Finish: This ornament features a high-gloss, reflective gold finish that mimics the brilliance of traditional looking-glass. The coating is UV-resistant, ensuring the warm golden hue stays bright and metallic without fading over time.
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Commercial-Grade Shatterproof Build: Crafted from super-durable, high-impact plastic. This ornament provides the high-end aesthetic of glass but is virtually unbreakable, making it ideal for high-traffic commercial spaces or homes with pets and children.
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All-Weather Performance: Specifically engineered for both indoor and outdoor use, the ornament is moisture and water-resistant. It can withstand winter elements like rain and snow, making it perfect for oversized exterior trees or porch displays.
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Ultra-Secure Threaded Cap: Features a professional-grade gold screw-on cap. This threaded design creates a significantly more reliable connection than standard push-on caps, ensuring the ornament remains safely anchored even in windy conditions.
Product Specifications
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Diameter: 6 Inches (150mm)
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Color: Gilded Gold
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Shape: Swirled Onion (Finial Style)
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Finish: High-Gloss Shiny
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Material: UV-Resistant Shatterproof Plastic
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Quantity: Sold Individually (1 Piece)
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Application: Rated for Indoor and Outdoor Use
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Brand: Christmas by Krebs
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