Swirl Glitter Christmas Baubles, Set of 9 Round and Droplet Ornaments

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Nine clear Christmas baubles in three shapes and patterns, three of each: a droplet with glitter petals curling down to a point, a round ball wrapped in wavy bands of glitter, and a round ball scattered with sequins and printed snowflakes. Each set comes in one soft metallic color, champagne, white or rose gold, so the tree looks varied up close. From across the room it reads as one color.

They are shatterproof PET plastic, not glass. A knock from a low branch means picking one up, not sweeping one up.

Three designs, so the tree has a rhythm

A tree hung with nine identical balls tends to look like a pattern repeated rather than a tree that someone dressed. These give you three shapes to place. The droplet changes things most: its pointed tip breaks up a row of round silhouettes and pulls the eye along the branches toward the lights. The swirl balls carry the most glitter and catch the lights from every side. The sequin balls stay mostly clear, so the branches behind them show through.

Put one of each design at every level and the tree looks planned. Keep the droplets toward the front and the sequin balls deeper in among the branches, and the tree gains depth as well as sparkle.

Champagne, white or rose gold

Champagne is a pale, warm gold that suits a tree already dressed in gold ribbon, warm white lights or natural wood. White is crisp silver-white glitter on clear shells, the coolest of the three, and it looks best on a white flocked tree or a dark green one with plain white lights. Rose gold is a soft pink copper with deeper copper sequins, warm without turning the tree pink.

Each set is all one color, and every bauble has a silver-toned cap with a ribbon loop, so the three sets sit well together if you want a mixed tree.

Small enough to fill the gaps

The round baubles are 3.1 inches across and the droplets stand a little taller. That suits the middle and upper branches, where big balls crowd each other. They arrive in a divided box of nine, which is also the easiest way to store them once the season is over. Off the tree, a few piled in a glass bowl or hung from bare branches in a tall vase make a quick centerpiece for the table or the hall.