Description
These gold metal bell ornaments spell out joy in white lowercase letters, one letter to a bell, so the three hang together as a single cheerful word at Christmas. Each bell has a rounded dome top, a tall straight body and a slightly flared rim, with two fine ribbed bands circling it just above the base. The gold finish has a soft sheen that catches the light, and the white letters stand out clearly against it, readable from across a room. A twisted rope loop is knotted through a small metal ring on top of each bell, and a slim clapper rod hangs beneath.
Hang them in a row along a mantelpiece garland, from the handles of a dresser, on a hallway hook or near the front of a well-filled Christmas tree, keeping the letters in order so the word reads from left to right. They suit a rustic kitchen, a cosy sitting room or a farmhouse-style hallway just as well as a cleaner, more modern scheme, because the gold and white palette sits happily with greenery, pine cones and warm white fairy lights. As a Christmas gift they are a cheerful choice that is easy to wrap, and they bring the season's spirit into a home in one simple word.
The bells are made of metal with a gold finish, and the rope loops let them hang from a hook, a ribbon or a branch without any fixings. To care for them, dust with a soft dry cloth, or wipe gently with a barely damp cloth and dry straight away. When the decorations come down, wrap each bell in tissue and store them together in a dry place so the word is ready to hang again next year. For an easy finishing touch, tie a sprig of holly or a twist of red ribbon to each loop.
Specification
| Material |
Metal |
| Colour |
Gold |
| Weight |
0.181kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
What do the bells spell?
The three bells spell joy in white lowercase letters, one letter to each bell, so hang them in order from left to right.
How do the bells hang?
Each bell has a twisted rope loop knotted through a small metal ring on top, ready to hang from a hook, a branch or a garland.
What are the bells made of?
They are made of metal with a gold finish, and the letters are picked out in white for a clear, cheerful contrast against the gold.
How should I clean the bells?
Dust them with a soft dry cloth, or wipe them with a barely damp cloth and dry them straight away to keep the gold finish looking its best.
Where do the bells look best?
They look lovely along a mantelpiece garland, on a dresser handle, from a hallway hook or near the front of the Christmas tree.
Do they make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, they make a cheerful Christmas gift that is easy to wrap, and the simple joy message suits almost any festive home.