Pink Champagne Ornament

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Regular price $16.95

Great Holiday Gift
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There's No Such Thing as Just One Ornament

Pick a favorite. Then accept that "just one" was never really an option.

The Pink Champagne Ornament is a tall glass bottle, blown by hand, that has chosen the more interesting version of itself, which is the champagne's prerogative and also the definition of good taste applied to a holiday tree. Chive's rendition stands nearly six inches and is worked from molten glass on the blowpipe, inflated and sculpted to capture the heavy-bottomed silhouette and sloping shoulders of a real bottle. The pink is an interior tint, not a surface coat, which means the color lives inside the glass wall and changes value as the tree lights shift behind it. The foil capsule at the neck is painted in metallic gold with a wrapped-edge detail that required the painter to rotate the piece continuously during application. The label area carries text-weight painted lines that suggest typography without committing to legible words. For an object that makes color a structural decision, it belongs alongside the decorative-arts holdings at the Royal Ontario Museum, where materiality defines the collection.

Product Detail
  • Material: Glass
  • Composition: Hand-blown borosilicate glass
  • Finish: Hand painted
  • Hardware: pre-strung with a minimalist cord
  • Year Designed: 2024
Dimensions
  • 1.97 inches diameter, 5.9 inches tall
Ornament Care Instruction

Remember, treat these ornaments like you would a friendship with someone who brings good wine: gently. Keep them in a safe spot when not in use, avoid introducing them to toddlers or cats, and they'll be around for many holidays to come.

Shipping & returns

Shipping

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  • International Ships: to 40 countries — rates at checkout
  • Packaging Ships: in outer box to protect gift box

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Returns

We accept returns within 30 days of delivery on unused items in original packaging. If your piece arrives damaged, contact us within 7 days with a photo and we will replace it at no charge.

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The Story Behind This Ornament

Margot drinks pink champagne at events where other people drink white, not because she dislikes white but because Margot has decided that the choice between a good thing and a slightly more interesting version of the same thing is not really a choice at all, it is a statement, and Margot makes statements. She ordered this ornament after seeing it described online and when it arrived she held it up to the window and said the pink is inside the glass which is correct, meaning the color is structural and not decorative, a distinction Margot draws about most things and which she considers fundamental to understanding what makes something worth having. She hung it on her tree where string lights pass behind it so the pink shifts from blush to coral depending on the angle, which Margot noticed immediately and spent the next four minutes adjusting until the gradient was the one she wanted. Her friend asked if it was a real champagne bottle and Margot said it is a glass ornament that has the proportions right and the color where it belongs, and that is better than real because real champagne does not improve the tree. Margot is frequently correct about things like this.

Care Tips

Storage Do’s and Don’ts:

(Because Yes, They’re Fragile)

  • Do wrap each ornament individually in soft tissue paper, bubble wrap, or a gentle cloth. (No, shoving them in a shoebox with tinsel does not count.)
  • Don’t let them clink around in a box together. That’s a recipe for heartbreak and glittery shards.
  • Do store them in a sturdy container (plastic bins with dividers = chef’s kiss) and keep it in a cool, dry place — no attics or sketchy basements, please.

Pro Tip: Label the box like your life depends on it.

Write it on every side, not just the top, since nobody unloading a truck reads the top first. If you're storing these for next year, do future you a favor and note what's inside beyond just "ornaments." A little specificity now saves a lot of bubble wrap archaeology in eleven months.

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About Chive Studio

Chive started in 2004 and has always treated packaging as the final design decision rather than a shipping problem, which means the box holding this ornament was reviewed by the same people who approved the ornament itself. The champagne bottle is taller than most pieces in the Food collection, which required a box adjustment the studio could have avoided by shortening the design. The studio did not suggest this because the proportions of a champagne bottle are the proportions of a champagne bottle and shortening them would produce an object that looked shortened. The box was adjusted instead, the padding re-cut, the insert reprinted. The extra cost was absorbed because the studio decided the bottle was right and the packaging would follow.


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Frequently asked questions

Is there a Pink Champagne ornament for the christmas tree?

There is a Pink Champagne Ornament for the christmas tree at chive.com, and it is a hand-blown glass bottle standing nearly six inches tall with an interior pink tint that shifts value as the tree lights move behind it. Margot found it while looking for ornaments that made choices rather than compromises, and this one qualified immediately. The pink is structural, not decorative. Margot approved.

Is the Pink Champagne ornament right for yankee swap?

The Pink Champagne Ornament is strong for yankee swap because it reads as deliberate glamour, and the person who selects it reveals a preference for the more interesting version of things, which is a taste statement rather than a luck outcome and taste at a swap is rarer than budget. Margot says the swap reveals who chose it and who receives it, and both matter. She considers taste a gift.

Is the Pink Champagne ornament a good gift for coworkers?

The Pink Champagne Ornament is a good gift for coworkers who consistently choose the upgrade, who arrive at gatherings with something slightly more interesting than expected, and who would appreciate a tree ornament that reflects a philosophy of always choosing the better version. Margot gave one to her friend who brought pink champagne to three consecutive dinner parties. The friend understood immediately.

Is the Pink Champagne ornament made of real blown glass?

The Pink Champagne Ornament is made from real blown glass with a pink tint built into the interior of the glass wall rather than painted on the surface, which means the color is structural and permanent and shifts from blush to coral as the light changes. Margot held hers against a window and confirmed the tint was inside the glass, which she considers the only honest way to do color. The foil is painted gold.

How big is the Pink Champagne ornament on the tree?

The Pink Champagne Ornament stands approximately 5.9 inches tall with a base diameter of about 1.97 inches, making it one of the taller pieces in the Food collection and proportioned like a real champagne bottle scaled to ornament height. Margot says the height is part of the statement because champagne bottles are tall on purpose and shortening them would be a concession. It hangs on a sturdy mid-branch.

How do I safely pack away the Pink Champagne ornament?

Safely pack away the Pink Champagne Ornament by wrapping the neck and foil area in tissue first, then the body, and storing it upright in a compartment tall enough that the top does not contact anything. Margot stores hers in the original box with the foam insert, standing upright, because the bottle shape dictates the storage posture and Margot does not argue with the shape. Keep away from heat.

Do you have more food and drink ornaments like the Pink Champagne?

Chive makes a full collection of food and drink ornaments that cover everything from the produce aisle to the bar cart, all rendered in hand-painted glass by the same studio. Margot has browsed the beverage section and says the selection includes enough variety to stock a holiday tree with a reasonable drinks menu. The champagne is the opening pour.

Is the Pink Champagne ornament packaged ready for gifting?

The Pink Champagne Ornament is not packaged ready for gifting in a decorative box but arrives in transit wrapping that keeps the tall glass bottle and painted gold foil secure during shipping. Margot notes that her ornament arrived with the foil capsule at the neck perfectly intact, which she inspected at the threshold before bringing it inside. No presentation box accompanies the order.

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