Christmas Ornaments
Our Christmas ornaments collection is the biggest in Australia — shaped tinsel ornaments, crystal-look snowflakes, hanging Santa characters, carousel and keepsake pieces, plus ornament hooks to hang everything. The easiest way to turn a tree into your tree.
Rose Gold Jewelled Hanging Wreath Ornament (12cm)
Red Wreath or Star Jewelled Ornament Burgundy Ribbon (10cm)
Plum Glitter Poinsettia Ornament (13cm)
Champagne Velvet Ribbon Gift Box Ornament (8cm x 10cm)
Crystal Bow Ornament (10cm)
Burgundy Jewelled Wreath Ornament (10cm)
Red Jewelled Crown Ornament (9x11cm)
Forest Green Pine Cone Ornament (13cm)
Festive Gift Box Ornament (8cm x10cm)
Spinning Photo Ornament (8cm)
Plush Teddy Bear Ornament (10cm)
Mint Acrylic Flower Ornament (11.5cm)
Iridescent Ballerina Ornament (18cm)
Red Bells with Burgundy Ribbon Ornament (2x5cm)
Burgundy & Emerald Flocked Bell Ornament (12.5x16cm)
Champagne Bell with Red Velvet Bow Ornament (12cm)
Candystripe Bow and Bell Ornament (8cm)
Green Flocked Bow Ornament (10cm)
Burgundy Flocked Bow Ornament (10cm)
Shop Christmas Ornaments by Type
Ornaments are where a Christmas tree stops being a tree and starts being yours. This is our full hanging-decoration collection — the pieces with loops, not the balls on their own:
About Christmas Ornaments at Christmas World
This is the biggest ornaments selection in the country, full stop. Inside you'll find tinsel ornaments in every festive shape, crystal-look snowflakes in red, green and clear, hanging Santa characters including our summery board-shorts Santa, carousel and lolly-themed tree ornaments, keepsake pieces for marking life's big moments, and the humble-but-essential ornament hooks that keep everything on the tree. Styles run from traditional reds and greens through to frosted whites, jewel tones and on-trend pastels. Whether you're filling a first tree or hunting for the one piece that completes a decade-old collection, the ornament you're picturing is somewhere in these 150-odd products.
How to Choose Christmas Ornaments
Start with a theme or a feeling, then shop in layers. The base layer is your filler — a dozen-plus of one colour or finish, spread evenly through the tree's inner branches. The middle layer adds texture: frosted, glitter, matte and mirror finishes mixed within your palette. The top layer is personality — the carousel ornament, the summer Santa, the keepsake with a date on it. Sized right, most ornaments hang deep inside the tree where they catch the light, with only your showpieces near the tips. And if the collection you're building is for kids, choose shatterproof pieces for the lower third and save the glass for up high.
Comparing Ornament Types
Quick Tips for Hanging Ornaments
- Good hooks beat string every time — the 150-piece hook pack covers a full tree.
- Hang filler deep, showpieces at the tips; depth is what makes a tree look expensive.
- Odd numbers read as abundance — clusters of three beat pairs on big branches.
- Keep glass above toddler height and shatterproof below.
- One statement ornament per metre of tree is the sweet spot before it turns busy.
Caring for Your Ornament Collection
Ornaments are heirlooms in training, so pack them like it. Wrap glass and crystal pieces individually in tissue, keep sets in their dividers, and store the whole box somewhere dry and level — the storage section of our care guides walks through the full system. Check loops and hooks each November and retire anything frayed; a dropped ornament is a vacuum job, but a shattered keepsake is a small heartbreak.
Complete the Look
Finish the tree: matching baubles for volume, a star or angel topper, and warm cluster lights to make the crystal pieces glow. Then carry the theme past the tree with a pre-decorated garland on the mantel and matching pieces from the decorations range on the table.
Tips & Guides
Frequently Asked Questions — Christmas Ornaments
What's the difference between ornaments and baubles?
In Australia the words overlap, but baubles usually mean the round balls, while ornaments covers everything that hangs — shaped pieces, snowflakes, characters, keepsakes and more. Both collections work together on a full tree.
How many ornaments do I need for my tree?
As a working rule, roughly 20 filler pieces per metre of tree height, plus your showpieces. A 7ft tree wants around 60 ornaments plus lights and baubles to look properly full.
What are the most popular ornament styles?
Traditional reds and greens lead every season, followed by frosted whites, jewel tones and pastel sets. Character pieces — Santa, carousels, candy — are the perennial favourites for kids' trees and gifting.
Are these ornaments shatterproof or glass?
Both live in this collection. Product listings state the material clearly — glass for shine and weight, shatterproof for family trees and lower branches. Many households run glass up high and shatterproof below.
What are ornament hooks and do I need them?
Hooks are the small metal loops that connect an ornament's string to the branch. Our 150-piece pack dresses a whole tree, keeps everything hanging straight, and saves the fumbling with tied string.
Can I buy ornaments as gifts?
Ornaments are one of our most-gifted categories — a dated keepsake, a novelty piece for the family joker, or a boxed set for a first-Christmas-in-a-new-home all land beautifully. We stock gift-ready pieces in every style.
