Waterford “Five Golden Rings” Crystal Ornament – 1988

Waterford “Five Golden Rings” Crystal Ornament – 1988A brilliant continuation of Waterfords Twelve Days of Christmas series, this 1988 Five Golden Rings ornament captures the timeless artistry of Irelands finest crystal house. Featuring five gracefully intertwined rings, deeply etched into the crystal, the design symbolizes unity, tradition, and enduring elegance. Expertly crafted with Waterfords signature brilliance and balance, this piece refracts light beautifully through its faceted edge. Suspended

A brilliant continuation of Waterford’s Twelve Days of Christmas series, this 1988 “Five Golden Rings” ornament captures the timeless artistry of Ireland’s finest crystal house. Featuring five gracefully intertwined rings, deeply etched into the crystal, the design symbolizes unity, tradition, and enduring elegance.

Expertly crafted with Waterford’s signature brilliance and balance, this piece refracts light beautifully through its faceted edge. Suspended from its classic red ribbon, it brings a note of quiet luxury and heritage to any Christmas tree or collection. A radiant keepsake from one of the most celebrated crystal series ever produced.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Late 20th Century
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition; minimal wear, like new
Country of Origin: Ireland
Materials: Pressed Crystal / Textile
Dimensions: Approx. 3" H × 2.25" W × 0.25" D
Color/Finish: Transparent Crystal with Red Ribbon
Care: Hand-wash only; store carefully when not in use

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