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The Christmas star. Like baking cookies and decorating the Christmas tree, visiting relatives and friends on the holidays and buying presents at the last minute, it is simply part of Christmas. Christmas decorations would be unthinkable without them. Because it is a shining classic. It's almost a shiny Christmas decoration must-have that somehow always makes Christmas that little bit more Christmassy for us. Its design? Classic, of course. If that's what you want. But he is also absolutely modern and trendy. With openly visible, modern LED light sources, for example. In a trendy copper shade or just as a bright silhouette. It moves with the times and yet it still remains: our Christmas star.
First things first: light bulbs or incandescent lamps are not only for pendant lights & co**. totally out**, but also for our beloved poinsettias. And it's basically the same with halogen lamps. Outdated technology that does nothing for your electricity bill, your wallet or the environment. LED technology is the motto here - even for poinsettias! And as with table lamps, wall or ceiling lights, you are spoiled for choice when it comes to your new poinsettia. Once, of course, in terms of design. On the other hand, you can also decide whether to opt for permanently installed LED technology or replaceable LED lamps. Retrofits, decide. Because both are also possible with the shining stars.
Small counter question: how many points should your poinsettia have? Would you like the star to be a little more opulent? Then perhaps it will be allowed to have a few more spikes. Or would you prefer a smaller format with a few fewer prongs? Is your decision alone. And depending on which star you like best, the number of points can also be quite different. Many poinsettias actually have 5 points or even 7. But there are also numerous poinsettias that have even more. 8, 9 or 10 prongs - up to 18. Anything is possible. All you have to do is choose a poinsettia. Or you can simply take several at once.
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Of course, it all depends on which poinsettia you have chosen. Because with some stars, it is no longer necessary to build them up in any way. Plug into the socket, switch on, done. For some others, a little bit of assembly is actually required. But that's not too bad. Believe us. Because each of the stars comes with assembly instructions. In no time at all, a folded piece of paper becomes a beautifully shining star - e.g. in your window or on the windowsill.
Speaking of window or window sill: How do I assemble my assembled poinsettia, you may now be asking yourself. Well, the assembly of a poinsettia is similar to the construction. It all depends on the model. You can opt for a star with a base, for example, which you can simply place on a table or windowsill. However, you can also choose one that you can hang up with an eyelet on the connecting cable. Or, for example, one that you can stick to the window pane using a suction cup. And in the outdoor area? Here, too, there are poinsettias that can be hung up using an eyelet or put down. Or also those that can be easily placed in the winter garden using a stick, for example.
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Well, but sure! After all, Santa Claus & Co. in their various forms don't just want to shine indoors. Christmas glitter and sparkle is also the order of the day in the garden, the courtyard, the garden shed and wherever else you can find a free spot. And what should not be missing from the Christmas decorations? That's right! The Christmas star! Of course, this also applies to the outside.
But wait a minute! We would really hate to put the brakes on your joy of decorating. But just because a poinsettia belongs in the garden doesn't automatically mean that you can just put any poinsettia in the garden. Unfortunately, that's not the case. As with lights, outdoor poinsettias must also have the appropriate protection rating. Like IP44, for example - one of the most frequently used types of protection, even for poinsettias.
Is this star suitable for my terrace suitable ? And which protection class does it have? You can easily answer these and many other questions in the product description and the product details . And if a question remains unanswered - our specialist advice is always happy to hear from you. Just write briefly. You will find the contact form a little further down .
Christmas star equals poinsettia? They are all white or cream-colored and can only be hung up? Wrong thinking! Of course, we are happy to prove the opposite. As with table, pendant, wall or ceiling lights, for example, you also have a huge choice of Christmas stars in terms of design, the material used, the installation option and also the color. Here is a small selection of options to help you choose your own personal dream Christmas star:
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The strike-through prices correspond to the manufacturer's RRP.
Included in the price of LED lights/bulbs is a contribution to recycling costs of €0.05. Included in the price of CFLs/fluorescent bulbs is a contribution to recycling costs of €0.15.
All prices include 23% VAT, delivery costs excluded.
