Snowflake Bottle Stopper in Winter Gift Box

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Bring the essence of the winter season to any occasion with these shimmering chrome snowflake bottle stoppers. Create a winter wonderland for your guests at every table when they see these beautiful and practical favors, like icicles on a crystal clear winter day, just waiting to be taken home.

Topped by a ornately crafted silver toned snowflake, our chrome bottle stopper base has a black rubber gasket to keep your wine, or other bottled beverages, sealed tight. To showcase this exquisite favor, a white pearlescent gift box surrounds the stopper with a shimmering blizzard of silver snowflakes. Each favor arrives completed with a white sheer organza ribbon and a matching snowflake "For You" hang tag. Our snowflake bottle stoppers are solid chrome with a notable weight and lasting quality, and your guests will be impressed by it's elegance.

Snowflake bottle stopper measures 4.5" x 1.5" x .75".

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