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The Top 10 Most Expensive Christmas Decorations

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Most Expensive Christmas Decorations

Here comes that time of the year again. The time when everybody gets ready for Christmas, homes get covered in glittering lights and fancy decorations, children become excited for presents, kitchen tables get full of all kinds of fine foods and malls get crowded. Not that they’re ever empty.

As it is a time for tradition, celebration, family, appreciation and reconnecting with the loved ones, Christmas is as well a time to spend money on gifts, evergreen trees and Christmas decorations.

While back in the times, the decorations consisted of colored paper, candles, apples, wafers, gingerbread, chocolate and other sweets and simple ornaments, today, decorations for Christmas can mean a lot more. Especially when you think about decorating entire homes.

The Christmas lights, the baubles, the sweets, the foods, the gifts and all that material side that comprises a full Christmas atmosphere can mean some big bucks out of your pocket. But we’re sure you know that. We all do. Christmas can become very expensive.

What you might not know is which are The Top 10 Most Expensive Christmas Decorations.

So here they are:

10. Luxury Candle with a Necklace – $5,000

Luxury Candle

There’s something that brings a little bit of warmth in your heart every time it’s used. The candle. When you lit a candle, especially during Christmas, everything changes. The atmosphere is different, the snow outside and the soft light and warmth of the candles inside make for a great ambience.

There are all kinds of candles out there, but there is one that’s very special, unique and exquisite. The signature black box comes wrapped in a white satin bow and the candle itself has a hand-crafted necklace wrapped around it.

The necklace, made by Gucci of 14k white gold, boasts no less than 38 dazzling diamonds which total to 2.23 carats with VS clarity, and they might even outshine the light of the candle. And the price might outshine everything else, since it’s a whooping $5,000. Almost. It’s a few cents under.

9. Song-Playing Reindeer, 65″ – $6,920

Song-Playing Reindeer

How about a big Christmas decoration? As big as a Reindeer? Hansa Toys USA brings in this song-playing Reindeer, a 65″ tall toy crafted out of polyester and acrylic.

The Reindeer comes with 3 songs recorded on an SD card and it’s actually singing them. All that while moving his head around to keep the rhythm. For sure the kids will love it. But you might cry at the price, since it costs $6,920.

8. Crystal Wrapping Paper – $7,549

Wrapping Paper

When you think of wrapping paper, you usually think about a basic, simple accessory that comes with a gift. It’s torn out when we open our gifts and ends up straight to the trash. But how about a wrapping paper that for sure you won’t want to rip and trash? Hell, you might even be afraid to touch it.

The company Rebekah Chol, a luxury gift wrapping service, created a wrapping paper coated with Swarovski crystals. Yeah, you read that right. The only thing is, you’ll need to buy a gift that matches it, and that won’t be easy to your pockets, since the wrapping paper itself costs a whooping $7,549.

7. Swarovski Tree Stand – $14,000

Tree Stand

While this might not be a Christmas decoration in itself, it’s a much needed accessory when you’ve got a super expensive gold Christmas tree in your house.

This stunning tree stand is gold plated and adorned with Swarovski crystals, making it the most expensive Christmas tree stand around, with a price tag of no less than the huge sum of $14,000.

6. Most Expensive Christmas bauble – $136,000

Christmas bauble

Baubles anyone? We all know them. They’re in every Christmas tree we’ve ever seen. They’re the most prominent tree decorations around. But there is one out there, one bauble that outshines all the rest.

Designed by Mark Hussey, this special bauble took a year to complete. It’s bedecked with 500 diamonds, three of them of one carat each and circled by two rings that boast 188 rubies.

This exceptional, one of a kind bauble is valued at the extreme price of $136,000.

5. Diamond-Studded Christmas Star – $950,000

 Tree Topper - Christmas Star

Let’s not forget about the very top of the Christmas tree. There should be something there as well. Something like a star, don’t you think? A gold one if possible, with a little bit of silver too, embellished with 281 diamonds, plus an astonishing 5 carat D flawless rare diamond right in the center of it. Wouldn’t that be a wonderful Christmas Star?

Well, there is one. It was created by the London based online jeweler 77 Diamonds with the idea of becoming the most glamorous Christmas tree star in the world, which it did, but also became the most expensive one with the hefty price tag of $950,000.

You might want to be very careful when setting this precious little star on top of your tree. You wouldn’t want it to fall and scatter those diamonds all around your house, would you?

4. Gold Santa Figurine – $1.6 million

Gold Santa Figurine

We all know that Santa’s presence during Christmas is a must. Everybody wants Santa to come with presents, right? Especially the kids. But what if Santa itself was a present? And what if he was made of 20 kg of solid gold?

Yes, that Santa is real. And his bag as well was made out of gold wiring and his belt has a diamond encrusted in it. The 18″ figurine was created by the Japanese Ginza Tanaka and its price tag is a staggering $1.6 million.

3. Preserved Roses Mini Christmas Tree – $1.8 million

Mini Christmas Tree

For the people who don’t like big Christmas trees or who don’t want to sacrifice a real one, there’s the option of having a cute, mini tree, a decoration small enough to fit on your desk or wherever else you might want to keep it.

And for those who want something posh, there’s a mini tree made out of diamonds. The ornament, created from preserved roses, is adorned with no less than 400 diamonds brought from Australia and South Africa. Be careful where you place this little Christmas tree because you might not want to break it, since the price is an outstanding $1.8 million.

But don’t worry, you’ll also get a tiny Red Teddy Bear with it. We don’t know how it relates to Christmas, but hey, don’t judge.

2. Solid Gold Christmas Tree – $1.95 million

Gold Tree

Now let’s get to serious business. Big Christmas trees. And not only big, but made out of pure gold. The famous Tokyo jeweler Ginza Tanaka is again the one responsible for such an idea.

The tree itself, if you can call it a tree, is 2.4 meters high and weighs 12 kg. Yeah, you got that right. 12 kg of 24 karat solid gold. The decorations are included. Golden plates, heart-shaped ornaments and ribbon, of course made out of gold.

You can definitely say that this tree is worth it’s weight in gold. It costs a huge $1.95 million.

1. Diamond Christmas Wreath – $4.6 million

Wreath

Pasi Jokinen-Carter is a Finnish floral designer who had quite an interesting idea.

He created a Christmas wreath that boasts 40 astonishing diamonds and rubies, decorating some of the most luxurious flowers in the world, such as Hedera berries, Nobilis, lingoberry and blueberry stems, Helleborus flower heads and eucalyptus leaves.

The wreath is the most luxurious ornament you could buy to celebrate Christmas, but think twice about where you’ll place it, since the price it’s an astounding $4.6 million. Hanging it out on the front door for sure it’s not a good option.

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About Thom Esveld

Thom has over 7 years of experience writing content about subjects such as travel, cars, motorcycles, tech & gadgets, and his newly discovered passion, watches. He’s in love with two wheeled machines and the freedom and the thrills that motorcycle travel provides. Learn more about Luxatic's Editorial Process.

3 thoughts on “The Top 10 Most Expensive Christmas Decorations”

  1. I have a lot of old Christmas stuff from the late 1930s 40s 50s 60s lights bulbs lights used to collect them all don’t know what to do with them maybe know somebody who like to buy them might be moving I live in New York Long Island

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