Velvet Star Topper
Brian WoodcockThis tree—a perfect choice for decorators who appreciate all-things vintage—features a charming, velvet star topper and garland of prize ribbons.
2Rattan Tree Topper
Rikki SnyderFor a traditional yet rustic touch at the top of your tree, opt for an oversized rattan, star-shaped tree topper.
3Classic Bow Tree Topper
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4Straw Star Christmas Tree Topper
Brian WoodcockTake your cue from the Scandinavian tradition of straw tree decorations with this simple-yet-stunning topper.
5Rustic Plaid Bow Christmas Tree Topper
Brian WoodcockTie off the tip of your Christmas tree with a plaid red bow and let the ribbon strands elegantly fall down over the boughs. The bow adds a classic look with maximum charm.
6Vintage Star Tree Topper
David A. LandFor those who prefer to stick to tradition at Christmas time, there's no better embellishment for the top of your tree than a throwback star. Whether it's made of wire or wood, either will do the trick.
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7Ice Skate Tree Topper
Brian WoodcockNothing will go better with your pretty white Christmas tree than a pair of shiny ice skates right at the top.
8Wooden Star Christmas Tree Topper
David A. Land9Gingerbread House Christmas Tree Topper
Brian WoodcockEven if your Christmas ornaments are more on the classic, red and green side, you can still surprise your family and friends with an unexpected, adorable touch: a gingerbread house! (We don't recommend perching a handmade one on the top of the tree unless it's small and has a very sturdy base.)
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10Letter Christmas Tree Topper
Country Living StaffWhether you want to display the initial of your last name or spell out a message, we love topping a tree with a large letter. Up to you whether you want it to be wood, metal, covered in glitter, or something else! TIP: Go for letters that are about 12-inches tall for maximum impact.
11Bright Tinsel Christmas Tree Topper
Brian WoodcockIf you're leaning toward a fanciful, candy-colored Christmas tree, place a whimsical tinsel star topper atop it.
12Vintage Ribbon Christmas Tree Topper
David TsayIf you have a drawer full of 4-H ribbons, put them on display on your vintage-inspired Christmas tree, like the owner of this Michigan farmhouse did. Save the biggest one for the topper! You can find vintage options on Etsy and eBay or buy new!
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13Cookie Cutter Christmas Tree Topper
Country Living StaffThere's nothing cookie-cutter about this darling Christmas tree topper. If you love baking, top your tree with a gingerbread man cookie cutter, and string homespun popcorn and gingham ribbon garlands around mini kitchen utensil ornaments.
14Crown Christmas Tree Topper
Buff StricklandLeave it to the Junk Gypsies to know how to dress a tree from head (a gold crown topper) to toe (a thrifted bass drum).
15Camp Pennant Christmas Tree Topper
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16Snowflake Christmas Tree Topper
Monica BuckA giant blue snowflake tops off this tree's cold-weather theme, as do snowmen, mittens, and ice skates, all in a crisp blue-and-white palette.
17Music Star Christmas Tree Topper
Monica BuckA seven-point star crafted from sheet music hits a high note on this "Jingle Bells"-themed tree. You can DIY your own with vintage-style sheet music.
18Classic Christmas Tree Topper
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19Pine Cone Christmas Tree Topper
Max Kim-BeeThe Christmas tree in this cozy Connecticut farmhouse is decorated with pine cones, including a crafty star-shaped topper made out of tiny cones.
20Southwestern Christmas Tree Topper
Max Kim-BeeThis monochromatic-yet-glitzy tree features large stars cascading from the topper down to the bottom branches. Silver and gold ornaments lend an old-school feel.
Anna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living, where she covers design and decorating trends, home features, and gift guides. She also produces home features and styles content for the print magazine. When she isn’t working, can often be found digging around antique shops for the perfect find. Follow her adventures on Instagram!
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