Swarovski has been continuously surprising us lately!
Here's info about some of the newest issues released in 2011:
Children's Wish Ornament - Issued in Canada on November 17, 2011 at the Unveiling of the Toronto Christmas Tree. Swarovski and the Children's Wish Foundation issue a new ornament yearly at this Event.
Polar Bear Event Key Ring - Hong Kong Event Issue, 20mm in size, packaged in a black velvet bag. This was a 'Gift with Purchase'.
Arctic Flower Key Ring - imprinted SCS 2011, matching the other SCS Arctic issues this year.
Crystal Pixel Snowflake Ornaments (Set of 3) - Crystal Moonlight chatons are inserted into both sides of the metal, allowing the light to pass through each ornament; comes on a white satin ribbon and the set retails for $75.
Crystal Pixel Star Ornaments (Set of 3) - Crystal Moonlight chatons are inserted into both sides of the ornament, allowing the light to pass through. Shining in stainless steel with PVD gold plating, each ornament comes on a gold satin ribbon. This set also retails for $75.
SCS Loyalty Mirror - 12-sided design; measures approximately 10 inches long by 6 inches tall.
Available to SCS members only.
Issued in Italy for the 150th Anniversary Gala Event, the LaLupa Capitoline Wolf Paperweight, Small Numbered Limited Edition of 3,000 PIECES. € 250, 12CM X 12CM in size. A larger paperweight was issued too in a Numbered Limited Edition of 50.
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2 comments:
Love the 2011 Children's Wish ornament; it is a nice change from the past years. This is one piece I buy consistently, proceeds go to a great cause.
I think Swarovski are hoping that we will want to buy last minute Christmas presents.
I think I have spent enough this year.
I will wait until 2012, although by what I know of next years items by being a member of The Crystal Fanatics Club(CFC),it will be a very low spending year on the Swarovski front.
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