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 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.

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.

A Christmas/pine tree lights hanger tool is provided, comprising of a hollow, core tube which slides over the top, center branch of a said tree. This tube is inserted snuggly into the hub member opening, surrounded by a plurality of “wheel-like” spokes, in which pie shaped spaces are incorporated on each side of said spokes, allowing surrounding top tree branches to naturally protrude up through. Said spokes connect at the distal end to an outer circular support rim, comprising of a plurality of “T” shaped hooks on the top side. These hooks, evenly spaced and purposed to hold universal Christmas light strands, drape down, encircling the body of said tree from top to bottom. A tree topper can be placed over the top of the core tube. If corded, the cord is fed down through the tube, down alongside the trunk, where it is plugged into a nearby outlet.

A Christmas/pine tree lights hanger tool is provided, comprising of a hollow, core tube which slides over the top, center branch of a said tree. This tube is inserted snuggly into the hub member opening, surrounded by a plurality of “wheel-like” spokes, in which pie shaped spaces are incorporated on each side of said spokes, allowing surrounding top tree branches to naturally protrude up through. Said spokes connect at the distal end to an outer circular support rim, comprising of a plurality of “T” shaped hooks on the top side. These hooks, evenly spaced and purposed to hold universal Christmas light strands, drape down, encircling the body of said tree from top to bottom. A tree topper can be placed over the top of the core tube. If corded, the cord is fed down through the tube, down alongside the trunk, where it is plugged into a nearby outlet.

The disclosed technology includes a control wire clamp for securing a control member, such as a control wire, in place. The default state of the control wire clamp may be a clamped state. The control wire clamp may be placed in an unclamped state by applying force to a clamp handle.

The disclosed technology includes a control wire clamp for securing a control member, such as a control wire, in place. The default state of the control wire clamp may be a clamped state. The control wire clamp may be placed in an unclamped state by applying force to a clamp handle.

A holder for affixing a user chosen decorative element to the top trunk of a tree is shown and described. Multiple methods are provided for affixing the holder to the decorative element. The holder is easily secured to the trunk and can be adjusted to obtain the most pleasing vertical and horizontal position of the decorative element. Electrical wiring can also be routed through the device to provide electrical power to the decorative element from a power supply.

A holder for affixing a user chosen decorative element to the top trunk of a tree is shown and described. Multiple methods are provided for affixing the holder to the decorative element. The holder is easily secured to the trunk and can be adjusted to obtain the most pleasing vertical and horizontal position of the decorative element. Electrical wiring can also be routed through the device to provide electrical power to the decorative element from a power supply.

An apex decoration support device including an apex decoration mount is provided and described. The apex decoration mount includes a central shaft and a frustoconical shell coupled to one end of the central shaft at an attachment end of the central shaft, the frustoconical shell extending from the attachment end lengthwise along the central shaft. The apex decoration mount further includes a a carriage coupled to and configured to move linearly along the central shaft such that linear movement of the carriage along the central shaft toward the attachment end rotates the frustoconical shell around the attachment end away from the away from the central shaft.