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LIVE today: the #Swarovski star designed by @DanielLibeskind being raised atop the @rockcenternyc Christmas Tree. This mesmerizing masterpiece will illuminate New ...

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A 900-pound Swarovski crystal star was raised by a crane and secured to the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Wednesday morning. Designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, the sparkling star measures ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In my family growing up, putting up the Christmas tree topper was pure theater. All family members needed to be present for the ...

Collectors know the real star of a vintage Christmas tree is not always the ornaments, it is the topper that crowns the whole display. Antique finials, angels, and lighted novelties can be ...

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Rockefeller Center’s star is rising — literally. Architect Daniel Libeskind and crystal scion Nadja Swarovski unveiled the new topper for the complex’s iconic Christmas tree Wednesday morning. The 900 ...

When it comes to folks who celebrate Christmas, there are two kinds of people: Those who prefer traditionally-decorated trees, and those who like to think a little outside the box. And hey, guess what ...