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11 best Christmas bauble sets in Australia

Our top picks of the festive bunch. - by Rebecca Lowrey Boyd
  • 28 Oct 2021

Choosing the best Christmas baubles for your tree is one of the more considered decisions you need to make for the festive season. What kind of look are you going for? A traditional Christmas setting in red and gleaming gold? Or a soft, romantic look in peaches, pinks and silver. If you love the idea of a cohesive colour theme, there are myriad options for creating a thoroughly co-ordinated look. 

WATCH: Melissa shows you how to make an Aussie Christmas tree

Think of your Christmas baubles as building the foundation for your Christmas tree. As well as establishing your colour palette (or a fun mix-and match look), your baubles can also introduce texture and pattern. Choose a combination of shiny, satin and matte finishes for a textured look.

Christmas tree
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Then consider different shapes and sizes to create interest. To make things easier, many brands have created co-ordinated sets for Christmas, with a variety of shapes, sizes, textures and colours. Think icicles, onion shapes and stars. And to really mix things up, you can get sets of novelty baubles, like miniature Santas.

For a more personalised look, you can then add individual tree ornaments to complement your baubles. 

We've scoured the nation for Australia's best sets of baubles. Here are our top 11 picks for your dream Christmas tree.

1. Mercury glass adorned set of six ornaments in silver, $49, Pottery Barn

Pottery Barn silver baubles

Introduce a touch of vintage to your tree with these mouth-blown silver mercury glass ornaments. Each one is handcrafted and made at a Fair Trade Certified factory. 

2. 28 Pack of 3cm assorted baubles, $2, Kmart

Kmart baubles

Want vibrant look for your home this festive season? Mix things up and opt for these 3cm bauble to add small pops of colour to your tree - at a super-affordable price too.

3. Merry & Bright 50piece assorted red and white shatter-resistant ornament set, $79.99, Myer

Myer merry and bright baubles

Go for a playful candy-cane theme with this set of red and white baubles. This pack of 50 pieces includes medium and small sized baubles, as well as candy canes and stars to mix things up. Buy two or three packs for a large tree and you're done!

4. Gingle Bells, $79, Catch

Gin baubles

Want to make your tree extra merry this year? You can't go wrong with a set of gin baubles, each containing 300ml of floral-infused gin. Cheers!

5. Set of 4 glass onion ribbed decorations in blue, $24.99, Bed, Bath N' Table

Bed Bath N Table blue baubles

If you love the idea of a snowy Christmas tree, a touch of blue and teal will add a touch of wintry colour. The onion shape also introduces a vintage vibe.

6. Set of 20 Shiny-Brite coloured glass ball ornaments, $34, West Elm

Shiny Brite ornaments

Want to create a mid-century modern style Christmas tree? You'll love this set of mouth-blown and hand-painted baubles, created in collaboration with Shiny-Brite.

7. Clear plastic decorative baubles in rose gold, $37.30, Amazon

Amazon baubles

Add a touch of sparkle in romantic rose gold to your tree with set of 20 baubles. The shatter-proof ornaments are available in ten colours, including black, silver and white. The pine-needle baubles contain (fake) snow and berries!

8. Harry Potter house crest bauble set, $39.99, Catch

Harry Potter house crest bauble set

Do you have a Griffindor or Hufflepuff residing at home? Make your Christmas tree truly magical with a set of Harry Potter house crest baubles. Accio credit card!

9. Set of 6 recycled cotton paper baubles in gold and white, $29.95, David Jones

David Jones gold and white baubles

These recycled paper decorations in gold and white would add a touch of glamour, pattern and texture to your tree. They're also a sustainable option as they are made with paper Ornaments made from paper derived from cotton offcuts from the manufacture of clothing.

10. Set of 4 glass Santa drop decorations, $29.95, Bed, Bath N' Table

Santa baubles

Add a sense of fun to your tree with these jolly Santa drop baubles. They would work beautifully with a festive palette of red, white and silver.

11. Sorbet theme Christmas decorations bundle, $17.50, Big W

Big W pastel baubles

After a soft and pretty palette for your Christmas theme this year? This set of assorted baubles inspired by sorbet colours comes complete with a star tree topper and complementary tinsel. Christmas sorted!

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Rebecca Lowrey Boyd
Rebecca is the Digital Managing Editor of Better Homes and Gardens.

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