Allyix · Hanukkah topper set
Blue on top.
Blue all the way down.
A 12 in wooden Star of David on a spring base, plus ten 2.4 in blue ornaments in three finishes – so the tree reads as one idea from the top down, not a star set on someone else’s color scheme.
What’s in the box
Eleven pieces, one blue.
The topper is the headline; the ten ornaments are what make it look planned instead of placed.
The star
A wooden star, cut as an outline.
What the topper is made of and how it is built – read from the listing and the size chart.
Size, honestly
Twelve inches tall. Will it fit your tree?
The numbers from the size chart, and what they mean on trees of different heights.
| Measurement | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| Topper, overall height | 12.2 in (about 12) | 31 cm |
| Star, height × width | 8.7 × 7.9 in | 22 × 20 cm |
| Star, thickness | 0.5 in | 1.3 cm |
| Spring base, width | 2.4 in | 6 cm |
| Ornaments, diameter | 2.4 in (60 mm) | 6 cm |
Overall height and thickness are taken from the size chart; the star and ornament sizes are stated in the listing. Hand-finished wood can vary by a fraction of an inch.
Which tree?
| Tree height | How it reads | What to add |
|---|---|---|
| 4–5 ft | A big statement – the star is nearly a fifth of the tree. Looks right on a slim or pencil tree. | The ten balls almost dress it alone; add a strand of white lights. |
| 6–7.5 ft | The sweet spot. Reads from the doorway without looming over the ornaments. | Plan 30–40 ornaments total: this set gives the blue, add 20–30 white and silver. |
| 9 ft and up | A clean accent rather than a crown – the star stays legible, the balls thin out. | Two sets, or one set plus larger white balls in the lower third. |
| Tabletop under 3 ft | Too big for the tip of a small tree. | Stand the star on the mantel beside the tree instead – see the FAQ. |
Why this set
A star that matches its tree.
Six reasons the topper and the ten ornaments are sold together – and why that is the point.
Set it up
Four steps, no tools.
The coil does the work. Your job is to make the star face the room.
Dress the rest
Blue, white and silver. Done.
The ten balls set the color. Everything else on the tree should either be white, silver or light.
Pairs with
Keep the menorah on the mantel or the windowsill – candles belong away from branches, lights and ribbon.
Care & storage
Wood likes to stay dry.
Three things to do and three things not to do, so the star comes out of the box the same next year.
Details
The specification table.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | Hanukkah tree topper set – 1 wooden Star of David topper on a spring base + 10 blue ball ornaments (11 pieces) |
| Topper, overall height | About 12 in (12.2 in / 31 cm on the size chart) |
| Star | 8.7 in tall × 7.9 in wide (22 × 20 cm), about 0.5 in (1.3 cm) thick, open six-pointed outline |
| Base | Spring-style coil, about 2.4 in (6 cm) across at its widest; fits over the top section of the tree. |
| Ornaments | 10 balls, 2.4 in (60 mm) each, with hanging strings – 3 glitter, 4 glossy, 3 matte |
| Color | Blue – one deep blue across the star and the ornaments. |
| Lighting | Unlit – no cord, no batteries; uses the tree’s own lights |
| Best for | Indoor trees 4–7.5 ft; Hanukkah, Chanukah and interfaith holiday décor, family gatherings, holiday parties, seasonal tree displays |
| Brand | Allyix |
Questions
Asked before adding to cart
Does it work on a real tree?
Yes, with one condition: the top section needs to be reasonably straight and firm so the coil can grip it. On a soft fir leader, trim to a sturdier stem or run the top string of lights up behind the coil for extra backbone. Artificial trees have a stiff center tip and take it without any of that.
How does the spring base hold on?
It is a coil. You lower it over the top section of the tree and the spring grips the leader – no wire, no clip, no tape. It sits upright because the star is centered over the coil, and it lifts straight off at the end of the season.
How tall a tree does it suit?
The star is 8.7 × 7.9 in and the whole topper is about 12 in tall. It is a clear statement on 4–5 ft trees, the sweet spot on 6–7.5 ft, and a clean accent on 9 ft and up. On a tabletop tree under 3 ft it will look oversized – use the star on the mantel instead.
Is it lit?
No. There is no cord and no battery pack. Place it in front of the top string of lights and the open center of the star lets them show through, which lights it from behind.
What shade of blue is it?
A deep, saturated royal blue – the kind that reads as Hanukkah blue next to white and silver, not a pastel and not navy. The star and the balls are the same blue in different finishes.
Can I use the star without a tree?
The star stands upright on its coil on a flat surface – that is how it is shown on the table in our photos – so it can sit on a mantel, a sideboard or a windowsill through the eight nights. Keep it well away from the menorah.
Is this for Hanukkah or Christmas?
For the tree, whichever name your house gives it. Many families who celebrate Hanukkah – and interfaith households that celebrate both – put up a tree in blue and white, and this set is designed for exactly that: a Star of David on top and matching blue through the branches. Hanukkah 2026 falls on December 4–12, so the tree is up for both anyway.
Our promise
Three things you can count on
Put the star up.
One topper, ten ornaments, one blue. Add the set to your cart and the tree has its plan before the box is open.
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