• Size: 4x1x1"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

Glam up your holiday décor with the Lipstick Ornament from Old World Christmas, because a swipe of color can transform an entire look—just like a single ornament can redefine a tree. Standing at 4 inches of sparkling splendor, this glass ornament is a vibrant homage to one of the most iconic beauty essentials: the lipstick.

Gleaming in shades of glossy pinks and sparkling purple, this ornament reflects the rich history of lipstick, from its origins with crushed gemstones to the modern marvels of color and shine. The glittering base is a nod to the luxurious substances once used to create this staple of vanity tables everywhere. It serves as a glittery reminder of how beauty routines have been adorned with such splendors throughout the ages.

This Lipstick ornament is a festive favorite for those who appreciate the art of makeup and the transformative power of a good lip color. It's a celebration of personal style and the little luxuries that make the holiday season bright. Whether you're glamming up for a holiday party or just admiring the sparkle of your Christmas tree, this decoration adds just the right amount of fabulous to the festivities.

Imagine this twinkling trinket among the branches of your tree, a playful wink to fashion and flair during the most wonderful time of the year. It's a tiny tribute to the ritual of getting ready, to the moments we take for ourselves in the midst of the holiday rush. So, pucker up and prepare for a season that's as striking as the boldest shade of red.

Glossy pinks, shiny reds and shimmering purples, one way to stay fabulous is to always have some lipstick on hand! Made from a variety of different materials and dyes, the glittering base on this tube of lipstick is reminiscent of the crushed gemstones that were originally used in ancient times. Doll up your Christmas tree with the striking color found on this Lipstick ornament!

Text on Old World hang tag: Egyptians decorated their lips and eyelids with crushed gemstones and bugs, in order to display their social status. Since then, lip color has been used all around the world for beauty. In 1923, the first swivel tube was sold; studies have shown that sales increase on rainy or overcast days. Don't leave home without your lipstick!