An ornament mounting system and method; the ornament mounting system having small see-through shelves capable of supporting heavier ornaments and decorations. It supports heavy items in order to prevent tree branches from sagging and hanging down, looking unsightly. The device attaches to the truck of the Christmas tree, extending outward to support items on the branches. This further eliminates the worry of heavy ornaments falling, breaking, and requiring replacement.

An ornament mounting system and method; the ornament mounting system having small see-through shelves capable of supporting heavier ornaments and decorations. It supports heavy items in order to prevent tree branches from sagging and hanging down, looking unsightly. The device attaches to the truck of the Christmas tree, extending outward to support items on the branches. This further eliminates the worry of heavy ornaments falling, breaking, and requiring replacement.

Apparatus and associated methods relate to a tree-top ornament apparatus configured to present a removeably attachable ornament above a top of a tree and supporting the presented ornament by clamping an ornament-connected deformable conduit to a secure portion of a tree trunk below the top of the tree. In an illustrative embodiment, the conduit may be deformable and yet semi-rigid so as not to deform under the weight of the presented ornament. In some embodiments, a sleeve may be configured to provide an electrical signal to a light emitting device for illuminating the ornament. The sleeve may include a light emitting device within a top hollow of the sleeve. In some embodiments, the light emitting device may be configured to illuminate a clear or semi-clear ornament received in the top hollow of the sleeve. The tree-top ornament apparatus may advantageously secure a tree-top ornament to the tree trunk at a location where the trunk is strong.

Apparatus and associated methods relate to a tree-top ornament apparatus configured to present a removeably attachable ornament above a top of a tree and supporting the presented ornament by clamping an ornament-connected deformable conduit to a secure portion of a tree trunk below the top of the tree. In an illustrative embodiment, the conduit may be deformable and yet semi-rigid so as not to deform under the weight of the presented ornament. In some embodiments, a sleeve may be configured to provide an electrical signal to a light emitting device for illuminating the ornament. The sleeve may include a light emitting device within a top hollow of the sleeve. In some embodiments, the light emitting device may be configured to illuminate a clear or semi-clear ornament received in the top hollow of the sleeve. The tree-top ornament apparatus may advantageously secure a tree-top ornament to the tree trunk at a location where the trunk is strong.

An improved ornament-hanging hook and system includes an ornament-hanging apparatus and one or more ornament-hanging hooks, wherein each of the one or more ornament-hanging hooks includes an ornament-engaging loop, a first engagement-element for engaging a tree branch or other hanging structure, and a second engagement element disposed between the ornament-engaging loop and the first engagement-element for contact with the ornament-hanging apparatus during hanging. The second engagement-element has a second bend having a plurality of flections, wherein a portion of the second bend forms a fulcrum. Upon engagement with the ornament-hanging apparatus at the fulcrum, an ornament attached at the ornament-engaging loop is balanced gravitationally such that the first-engagement element is positioned upright and in an unobstructed manner.

An improved ornament-hanging hook and system includes an ornament-hanging apparatus and one or more ornament-hanging hooks, wherein each of the one or more ornament-hanging hooks includes an ornament-engaging loop, a first engagement-element for engaging a tree branch or other hanging structure, and a second engagement element disposed between the ornament-engaging loop and the first engagement-element for contact with the ornament-hanging apparatus during hanging. The second engagement-element has a second bend having a plurality of flections, wherein a portion of the second bend forms a fulcrum. Upon engagement with the ornament-hanging apparatus at the fulcrum, an ornament attached at the ornament-engaging loop is balanced gravitationally such that the first-engagement element is positioned upright and in an unobstructed manner.

A modular ornament kit includes a vehicle body. A front wheel unit is selectively coupled to the vehicle body and a rear wheel unit is selectively coupled to the vehicle body. A chair is selectively coupled to the vehicle body and a smoke stack is coupled to the vehicle body. A breather is coupled to the vehicle body and a steering wheel is coupled to the vehicle body. In this way the vehicle body, the front wheel unit, the rear wheel unit, the chair, the smoke stack, the breather and the steering wheel from a tractor. A pair of pins is provided and each of the pins is inserted into the vehicle body. Each of the pins is selectively coupled to the Christmas tree thereby facilitating the tractor to be suspended from the Christmas tree in the convention of a Christmas ornament.

A C-shaped separating device equipped with vertical tree trunk couplers which serve to separate normally adjacent trunk sections of an artificial tree. A display panel and a foliaged branch mounting assembly mounted to the separating unit creates an aesthetically appealing artificial tree display.

An ornament suspension assembly includes a plurality of hoops and each of the hoops is removably coupled to a Christmas tree. A plurality of rotation units is provided and each of the rotation units is selectively suspended from an associated one of the hoops. A plurality of ornaments is selectively suspended from an associated one of the rotation units thereby facilitating each of the rotation units to rotate the associated ornament.

An ornament suspension assembly includes a plurality of hoops and each of the hoops is removably coupled to a Christmas tree. A plurality of rotation units is provided and each of the rotation units is selectively suspended from an associated one of the hoops. A plurality of ornaments is selectively suspended from an associated one of the rotation units thereby facilitating each of the rotation units to rotate the associated ornament.