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Swarovski has managed to fit approximately 1,000 tiny crystals onto this Small Star Bell. Imagine how this ornament would shimmer as it captures and reflects the glow of your string lights.

I like to buy myself a new ornament each year. It's one of my favorite Christmas traditions. This velvet bauble caught my eye. It would create a real textural contrast with your pine needle.

Made from brass, plated with platinum, and studded with crystals, this little crocodile is worth its weight in gold. It's the sort of Christmas ornament that would spark conversation as you trim the tree or host a holiday party.

I like to think of this Christmas crockery as an elevated serving platter. Made from premium porcelain, it's just the right size for a few rounds of sugar cookies or mince pies.

Your Christmas dining room decor is incomplete without a table runner. This pretty plaid piece is crafted with elegant bias weaving and finished with a luxurious scalloped edge. Best of all, it's machine-washable for quick clean-up.

This 16-piece serveware set includes four dinner plates, four dessert or salad plates, four bowls, and four mugs. Each piece is made lead-free from stoneware ceramic for less than $45 per piece.

This holiday candle has a pomegranate base, with notes of mandarin orange, pine, cloves, and cinnamon, plus hints of vanilla and amber. It's all the best bits of Christmas dinner.

Jo Malone makes some of the best candles, especially at Christmastime. Woody and aromatic, the blend of earthy pine and fresh eucalyptus smells just like a real Christmas tree.

Celebrate Hannukah in style with the Sophie Menorah, studded with hand-set pavé crystals arranged into blooming florals and creeping foliage. Fill it with tall taper candles made from paraffin or wax.

A spruce wreath feels quintessentially Christmassy, and a pre-lit piece makes life much easier. I like to have two Christmas wreaths: one to hang from my front door and another to frame my fireplace.

This eucalyptus garland is shimmering gold. Lay it out full-length down your dining table to create an eye-catching Christmas table centerpiece or twine it through the banisters to enliven your Christmas stair decor.

Blending faux greens and natural pine cones, this artificial wreath looks just like the real thing, but it will last for season after season. I love the bow detailing to tie it all together.