


Ginko Leaf Bauble SilverAdd a touch of elegance to your Christmas tree with our Ginkgo Leaf Bauble in Silver. This stunning ornament is crafted with shimmering silver and intricate glitter detailing, making it a standout piece in your festive dcor. Measuring a generous 10 cm, this bauble captures the beauty of nature with its delicate ginkgo leaf design, creating a refined and luxurious feel for your holiday display. The combination of styrofoam, polyester, and plastic
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