Allyix · Natural Christmas Ornaments
Forty-eight small pieces of a slower Christmas.
Real dried orange slices, cinnamon bundles and pinecones, tied with jute twine and ready to hang – plus red berry picks and burgundy velvet bows with bells to give the naturals something to play against. Open the bag and there’s a faint drift of citrus and spice.
one bag dresses a tree
the hero piece
cinnamon, pinecone
jute loops pre-tied
What’s in the bag
Five kinds. Every one earns its place.
Three naturals for texture and scent, two accents for color – sized so they mix on the same branch.
Why natural
Texture a plastic bauble can’t fake.
Each material does one job well – and together they read as handmade, even though the tying is already done.
How to hang it
A tree recipe, in five layers.
Lights first, as always. Then work from the inside of the tree out, biggest to smallest.
How far one bag goes
Enough for the tree – and a little left for the mantel.
A rough guide. Taste, tree density and how many ornaments you already own all move the numbers.
Beyond the tree
Same bag, six more places.
Care & storage
Keep it dry and it keeps coming back.
Dried citrus and cinnamon last for seasons when they’re stored properly – here’s the short version.
- ✓Keep it dry. Dried orange absorbs moisture – skip steamy kitchens, damp basements and outdoor use.
- ✓Away from flame and heat. Twine, velvet and dried fruit belong nowhere near candles or hot bulbs. Use LED lights.
- ✓Décor, not food. The slices are dried for display – don’t eat them, and keep the set out of reach of kids and pets (small parts, bells).
- ✓Handle by the twine. Cinnamon can shed a little bark dust; pinecone scales are brittle if crushed.
- ✓Store sealed. Pack pieces flat in an airtight box or bag with a desiccant sachet, away from sunlight, and they’re ready for next year.
- ✓Refresh the scent. If the spice note fades after a season or two, a drop of cinnamon or orange oil on the cinnamon bundles brings it back.
Details
Specifications
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Set | 48-piece natural Christmas ornament set, rustic / farmhouse style |
| Contents | 18 dried orange slices · 10 pinecones · 8 cinnamon bundles (2 sticks each) · 6 red berry picks · 6 burgundy velvet bows with bells |
| Sizes | Orange 1.6–2.4 in · pinecone 1.2–2.0 in · cinnamon 3.2 in · berry pick 5.9 in · bow 3.1–3.9 in, bell 0.6 in |
| Materials | Dried orange, cinnamon bark, natural pinecone, jute twine, velvet ribbon, metal bell, faux berries on wire |
| Hanging | Pre-tied jute twine loops on oranges, cinnamon and pinecones; berry picks on wire stems |
| Scent | Light natural citrus-and-spice from the orange and cinnamon |
| Colors | Orange, cinnamon brown, natural pinecone, red, burgundy |
| Use | Indoor décor – trees, wreaths, garlands, gifts, tables, crafts. Not for outdoor use; not edible |
| Brand | Allyix |
Questions
Asked before adding to cart
Are the orange slices real?
Yes – real citrus, sliced and dried. The cinnamon sticks and pinecones are natural too. The two made pieces are the red berry picks (faux berries on wire) and the velvet bows with bells, which are there for color you can’t dry from a fruit bowl.
Does it actually smell?
Lightly. Fresh out of the bag there’s a clear citrus-and-spice note, mostly from the cinnamon; on the tree it settles into a faint background scent you notice when you walk in, not a room-filling one. It softens over the season and can be refreshed with a drop of cinnamon oil.
How do I hang them?
The oranges, cinnamon bundles and pinecones come with jute loops already tied – drape the loop over a branch. The berry picks have a wire stem you bend into the branch. The bows have a loop.
Will the oranges get moldy or attract bugs?
They’re fully dried, which is what keeps them stable. Keep the set away from humidity – no bathrooms, steamy kitchens or outdoors – and store it sealed in a dry box between seasons, and it stays as it arrived.
Is one bag enough for my tree?
As accents mixed with your existing ornaments, one bag covers a 6–7.5 ft tree. For an all-natural tree with nothing else on it, plan on two bags for a full-size tree; one bag dresses a tabletop tree with some left over for the wreath.
Can I use them outdoors or on a porch wreath?
We don’t recommend it. Dried fruit and velvet don’t like rain, frost or damp air. Indoors – or a fully covered, dry entry – is where the set belongs.
Are they safe around kids and pets?
They’re décor, not food or toys. The slices aren’t meant to be eaten, and the bells and small cones are a choking risk for toddlers and a temptation for dogs – hang the set above reach on the tree.
Our promise
Three things you can count on
Hang the oranges. Light the tree. Breathe in.
Forty-eight pieces, already tied – add the set to your cart and give the tree a year it smells like.
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