🌟 Kurt Adler Capiz Classical Multi-Pointed Bethlehem Star Treetop - 10-Light, 10-Inch Review

Looks good. Front! You may not care, but for the price it's not worth it to me either. It's 10 inches and it's a bit heavy so you need to fasten it well.

I bought a few tree toppers and decided on these. The star is very beautiful, but one-sided. The light is warm white. He looks a bit cheaply made up up close, but looks great standing at the top of the tree. It's a bit heavy so it may take a little trial and error to get it sitting upright.

I hope I have a lemon. it was terrible. This is my first one star review. it is not at all what is in the photo. significantly less! he is very broken. Almost none of the soldering is attached, everything has red spots and it was very dirty. My toddlers helped me choose so I thought I'd try to salvage it but when we plugged it in it immediately got super hot :( I'm glad I didn't pay full price for it.

It IS a pretty star. However, it is so small that I would not put it in a tree over 5 feet. I am sorry. I also don't think it matters for such a small star. Please remember to make it (at least) three times larger. I have a tree that is 9 feet tall (my previous one was 12 feet) so this star would look silly from above. To me, a star on a tree should be something that can radiate a glow that encompasses the tree and something to be cherished as a family heirloom. I would be proud to pass this…

Bought this star for a church nativity scene that sits on a real tree and one for a house on an artificial tree. The star's stylish look looks great in a hideout but is also beautiful at home. In both cases, the star's weight relative to the width of the feather and treetop required additional wire support. For the living tree, a small severed branch was cut and secured with floral wire at the top of the tree to add support to keep the star from leaning, and floral wire was used on the…