Swarovski
Gingerbread snowman couple ornament
Gingerbread snowman couple ornament
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Gingerbread has been part of the Christmas season for many centuries. As a charming pair of snowmen, the happy holiday symbol brings back many memories of the sweet treats here. This expertly crafted 113 and 96 facet snowman and snowwoman are gorgeous designs by Edith Mair. Accents of black, red and green crystal sparkle on the gold-tone crystal. The white print details are reminiscent of traditional icing. Whether for the Christmas tree, as a table or window decoration or on the Christmas ornament display (small or large) from Swarovski, these ornaments on white satin ribbons are an adorable gift idea. Other matching jewelry is available. decorative object. No toy. Not suitable for children under the age of 15.
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care instructions
care instructions
Swarovski crystal is a delicate material that requires special care and should be treated according to the care instructions below. To keep your Swarovski product beautiful for a long time, please note the following:
Jewelry watches:
Store your jewelry in the original packaging or a soft velvet pouch to avoid scratches.
Occasional polishing with a soft cloth will restore the original shine.
Please remove your jewelry before washing your hands, swimming or applying cosmetic products such as perfume, hairspray, soap or lotions. These could damage the jewellery, reduce the life of the plating, cause discoloration and diminish the crystal brilliance.
Avoid contact with water. Avoid hitting hard objects that could scratch the jewelry, cause chipping and other damage.
Figurines & decorative items:
Polish your product carefully with a soft, lint-free cloth or gently hand clean with lukewarm water (do not soak the product). Dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or glass and window cleaners.
To avoid fingerprints, we recommend that you only handle and clean the crystal pieces with cotton gloves.
