This 10 Inch Gold LED Angel Tree Topper
is wearing a long gold ball gown. Our Christmas Tree Angels Toppers gown has a sheer gold overlay with a gold embroidered design. It is has long sleeves and puffy shoulders with a gold and cream lace collar. The top of her gown is decorated with tiny gold beads and gold sequins. This Gold LED Angel Tree Topper is holding a amber colored rose that also lights up with some thin gold ribbon hanging down. The Fiber Optic Angel Tree Topper has gorgeous white feathered wings covered with Fiber Optic light filaments that shine through the Angels wings in every color of the spectrum. The Led Angel tree Topper has wavy light brown hair that is shoulder length. Select to see a complete listing of our Christmas Decorations Ideas.
Do not pick this Angel up by the Head, or Arms!
The Fiber Optic bulb, adapter and component parts are USA UL approved and use USA standard 110 volt outlets. Everything is included to operate this beautiful Fiber Optic Angel Tree Topper. Instructions and a 12 volt 10 watt halogen light bulb are included.
For Indoor use only.
Cat Proof Christmas Tree Tips:
Some cats love the Christmas season due to all the tissue paper, bows, curling ribbon, tinsel and yes, the Christmas tree. They just cannot resist climbing up the center and even walking on the limbs. Most of the time ornaments end up on the floor or even knocking over the Christmas tree. Here are some helpful tips that just might keep your cat out of the tree this year.
Just in case, put any valuable ornaments on the top part of the tree so the cats cannot reach them. Use wire hangers to hang ornaments so you can clamp the hook part around the branch using a pair of pliers. If your tree is under 6 feet tall, you can place it on a short sturdy table. This allows the tree to be above the cats level and they hopefully will lose interest. Placing all wrapped Christmas presents under the tree will block the cats and make it much harder for them to successfully climb your Christmas tree. Since cats dislike the smell of orange peels or rotten apples, you can place some under the tree to make your cat less likely to go near it. Small kittens do not like putting their nails in tinfoil, so wrap some tinfoil around the tree trunk. Be sure to check out our selection of Cat Ornaments.
