Kurt Adler Treasures Glittered Christmas Review

Star perfectly sized for a table tree. The top is a little wobbly, but that's easily fixed. Just had to squeeze a small branch into the extra space in the base.

The perfect tree for my 24" flocked Christmas tree (also bought from Revain). My Kitchen-Food Christmas tree goes perfectly with this top. She is beautiful, tall and beautiful.

This is NOT Kurt Adler's star. I paid for a Kurt Adler star but that is NOT what I got. I have an unknown brand. The shine on this star came off, leaving only white plastic. Terrible.

My family lives unconventionally in 2 apartments, I keep a big tree with me as I have 2 very curious cats. Although they said they didn't care, I made sure my two adult sons didn't have to worry about eating the tree. It was perfect for the small 3 foot tree I put up for her.

I bought a small fiberglass Christmas tree a few years ago and it had no top, just another branch. I've been looking for the right solution for a long time and here it is on Revain.com. A small star is placed at the top of the tree and really completes the look!

This is the perfect size for a small table tree, say up to 4ft. They are lightweight, so the delicate branches of a small tree will not bend. Since the surface of the stars is shiny, they reflect the light of the wood. They "shine", have no light themselves. Because of their size, they also look great in a wreath.

Glitter is missing in some places. I'm not sure if this is a quality control issue or if it was damaged during shipping. We have bad weather at home and it is currently too difficult to return it for an exchange. Also, Christmas might be over by the time I get a replacement. I bought this 4" gold star for our mini Christmas tree. I am disappointed and dissatisfied. 😕

Let's make a reservation: this is a mini star. They don't call it "little treasures" for nothing. If you try to put this thing on an 8-foot Christmas tree, it's probably going to look ridiculous (and the topmost branch probably won't fit the bottom of that star). But if you have a tree that falls somewhere on the scale between "Dining Centerpiece" and "Charlie Brown Christmas," this would be the perfect size. I can't say it's an amazing technique or anything. This is a simple shiny star with a…

Finally a tip that fits and stays on the tree! Even when I was a kid, no topper would work with our tree. It doesn't matter if it was real or fake. Either they had a hole that was too big or they were too heavy on the tree. And it continued after I moved on my own. I once had one that I fitted with two pipe brushes as a judge and managed to use it for several years before it broke. Since then my search has continued, I would buy 2-3 toppers each year and end up having to settle for something…