Champagne combi is one of our warmest Christmas gold tones. Where gold-gloss is bright and primary gold, champagne combi is warmer and more refined with a light rosé-gold undertone. For home furnishings stores that want to offer luxury without the "festive sparkle" that sometimes feels too pronounced.
What will you find in the collection?
Three increasing sizes in the same champagne-combi finish.
- Christmas balls 57 mm with cap: mid-range for mixed Christmas displays.
- Christmas balls 80 mm with cap: medium statement for living room focus.
- Christmas balls 100 mm with cap: large statement balls for display windows.
Packaging: 30, 8 and 4 pieces per box.
Which look does champagne combi work for?
Three main styles:
- Refined-luxury: champagne with white-opal and pastel accents. For modern romantic Christmas displays.
- Warm-vintage: champagne with caramel-brown and wood tones. For rustic, distinctive Christmas trees.
- Wedding-winter: champagne with white and silver for formal winter weddings.
For which store?
Home furnishings stores and gift shops with a customer base that values a refined, luxurious look. Concept stores and boutiques with a romantic signature. For traditional customer groups who expect classic yellow-gold: gold-gloss is usually a better fit.
When to buy?
Same peak as other Christmas ornaments: July-August for resale between mid-October and December 24. Champagne combi is a niche gold color. Expect 5-10% of your total Christmas ornament sales.