🌟 Kurt Adler 10-Light 8.5-Inch Gold Reflective Star Tree Topper Review

I wanted a simple five pointed star like the ones we had growing up. I wanted it to be lit, but I didn't want it to be as loud and flashy as the Marquess of Vegas. This star couldn't be more perfect. It's a soft creamy color (I don't know if it's made of Capiz shells, but it reminds me of that) with beautiful gold filigree. White lights are hidden inside, diffusing the light just enough to give it a glowing look. I just couldn't be happier with him!

Beautiful and just the right size for an eight foot tree. BUT. In the middle of last season (2018) we noticed a sudden bright flash (which did not affect the rest of the tree) and then. the death of (a) star appears (no, not the one in the film). I have checked the lights and fuses for shorts (or open circuits) etc. Not recognized. As a result, we found a different size, type and style at a local store at the last moment. This year I tested it again, "doesn't work". star end! He didn't fall…

This star is beautifully lit and has a very nice image on both sides. This happens when the extra lights and power cord are green to mix it up. The star sits on a gold-colored metal spiral. This makes the whole piece quite heavy for the treetop. He also "rocks" or "rocks" if you try to put this star on a thin or weak branch. Because of this, you need to think through the top branch, be able to bend the top branch to support the coil, or reinforce the top branch. Once we did that, the star…

Nice but rubbish. The front and back weren't fully connected, and the pieces that were supposed to hold the pieces together weren't adjusted properly. I need jewelry tools to put the whole star back together. I just tied it up and hung it on a tree. I played over $30 for it and it costs about $7.99. I don't know who Kurt Adler is, but I sure don't want my name on that piece of junk. From what I understand he owes me about $20. If you filter other reviews with the words "tie" you will see that…

This star is very beautiful and well designed, but the production was very poor. The star arrived with zip ties securing the front and back at each of the top three points. Upon closer inspection and removing the zip ties, it was found that the clips meant to hold these pieces together are misplaced and incredibly difficult to bend to even hold the front and back together. In addition, the plastic part was dented on the inside and protruded in several places at the edges. The good news is that…