A tree topper support device for securing a topping ornament to a tree having a trunk includes an elongated rod with at least two through-holes sized to receive flexible ties, an ornament receiving member, and a sleeve coupled to the ornament receiving member. The sleeve is configured to receive an end of the elongated rod. The ornament receiving member is made of a semi-collapsible material configured to deform when a mounting cage of the topping ornament is placed onto the ornament receiving member so as to secure the topping ornament to the ornament receiving member.

A holiday tree light source assembly for inserting a plurality of universal serial bus inputs includes a tree being displayed as a holiday decoration. The tree has a trunk with a plurality of branches protruding off from the trunk. Each of the branches is an electric wire having a plurality of plastic pine leaves. The tree has a bottom base where a power source is positioned proximate to. Furthermore, a plurality of universal serial buses is coupled to the electric wire of each of the branches of the tree. Each of the universal serial buses has a port being a female insert to a universal serial bus input. Each ornament of a plurality of ornaments has a universal serial bus input. The universal serial bus input of each of the ornaments is a male insert to the port of the universal serial bus of the tree.

A holiday tree light source assembly for inserting a plurality of universal serial bus inputs includes a tree being displayed as a holiday decoration. The tree has a trunk with a plurality of branches protruding off from the trunk. Each of the branches is an electric wire having a plurality of plastic pine leaves. The tree has a bottom base where a power source is positioned proximate to. Furthermore, a plurality of universal serial buses is coupled to the electric wire of each of the branches of the tree. Each of the universal serial buses has a port being a female insert to a universal serial bus input. Each ornament of a plurality of ornaments has a universal serial bus input. The universal serial bus input of each of the ornaments is a male insert to the port of the universal serial bus of the tree.

Various components for artificial candles and other lighting devices are described that can be used to create a realistic flame effect in the devices. The devices include a flame element that extends upwardly from a housing. A light source can be disposed with respect to the flame element such that the flame element is illuminated. A variety of drive mechanisms could be disposed within the body of the device that can cause movement of the flame element with respect to the housing. The flame element can be coupled to a housing or mounting bracket of the device using various components to suspend the flame element within the housing.

A holiday or event decoration that is able to synchronize media shows between multiple devices.

A collapsible free standing stocking is disclosed. This invention removes the danger from a stocking that hangs over a flame (of any kind). It also eliminates the danger of being pulled off from a mount having heavy weighted holder and crushing a child head, a person's foot or injuring a pet. It eliminates the need of nailing, screwing or attaching hooks into mantels. The collapsible stocking includes a footpad that is received in a foot portion of the stocking. A weighted sock is dimensioned to be received within the foot portion and carries a malleable weighted material, which may be a granular or pelletized material. A plurality of sleeves and a corresponding plurality of rods support an upper sleeve portion of the stocking body in an upright orientation.

Provided is a 360-degree rotatable accessory. The 360 degree rotatable accessory can be used for various purposes such as a decoration of a bag, or a finger ring, a necklace, a bracelet, and an earring, can be rotated a predetermined angle, that is, 360 degrees around a coupling portion, that is, a body, and can be transformed into various shapes because it can be rotated a desired angle and firmly maintained at the angle, thereby having high commercial value and quality.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of decorations, in particular to an ornament. The ornament includes a plurality of main bodies. Each main body includes a frame with a regular pentagonal cross section and a regular pentagonal sheet arranged at the bottom of the frame; five sides of the frame are symmetrically provided with connection elements respectively; and the plurality of main bodies are spliced by the adjacent connection elements to form a spherical object. The purpose of the present disclosure is to provide an ornament, which solves the problem that the traditional hollow spherical decorations are easy to collapse during placement.

In a first embodiment, a collapsible faceted object includes a number of interconnected rigid facet panels. The facet panels are arranged so that the object can be in either a flat state or an expanded state. In the flat state, the facet panels are substantially parallel to one another and the object has a first thickness in a direction perpendicular to the parallel facet panels. In the expanded state, the object has a visually continuous outer surface that forms a closed three-dimensional shape and a second thickness in the direction perpendicular. The second thickness is substantially larger than the first thickness. The object is capable of remaining in both the flat state and the expanded state without application of an external force.

In a first embodiment, a collapsible faceted object includes a number of interconnected rigid facet panels. The facet panels are arranged so that the object can be in either a flat state or an expanded state. In the flat state, the facet panels are substantially parallel to one another and the object has a first thickness in a direction perpendicular to the parallel facet panels. In the expanded state, the object has a visually continuous outer surface that forms a closed three-dimensional shape and a second thickness in the direction perpendicular. The second thickness is substantially larger than the first thickness. The object is capable of remaining in both the flat state and the expanded state without application of an external force.