Caribbean Starfish Christmas Tree Topper

Size Chart

<strong>Confused about what size topper to get for your tree? </strong>Since tree topper sizes are more of a personal preference, we recommend that you use your best judgment on sizing. But here are some things to think about while deciding on size and some suggestions. <ul> <li>How tall is your tree?</li> <li>Do you have a pencil tree or a fluffy, girthy tree?</li> <li>Do you prefer an over-sized topper compared to one that fits just right?</li> <li>What color finish are you looking for?</li> <li>What starfish or sea star would you like on top of your tree?</li> <li>Is your tree artificial or real?</li> </ul> <strong>Our suggestions:</strong> <ul> <li><strong>4-5 inches:</strong> mini to 4 foot trees, or table top trees. Perfect for narrow, short, pencil trees that offers a subtle statement</li> <li><strong>5-6 inches:</strong> mini to 4 foot trees. This is a perfect fit for short trees that are not too wide.  Max suggested is 5/6 foot trees that are narrow or pencil, this creates a subtle, appropriate fit.</li> <li><strong>6-7 inches:</strong> 5 - 7 foot trees.  Great for medium or tall pencil trees. Standard 6 foot trees are a perfect match with this size range; the taller and wider the tree is, the smaller the topper will appear.</li> <li><strong>7-8 inches</strong>: 5 - 7 foot trees. Standard 6 foot trees are a perfect match with this size range; the taller and wider the tree is, the smaller the topper will appear. For an over-sized appearance for smaller trees, we suggest this size for 5 foot trees.</li> <li><strong>9 inches:</strong> 6 -8+ foot trees.  Our 9 inch options range, from 9 - 9.5, sometimes larger upon request.  This size range gives an appropriate size appearance to 7 foot trees trees; the taller and wider the tree is, the smaller the topper will appear.</li> </ul> For real trees: The top of your tree may need to be trimmed if you would like the topper to balance correctly.  For our larger 8-9 inch toppers, we suggest having at least nine inches to support the topper. The larger the starfish the heavier they are, especially for knobby, Caribbean, and Jungle starfish.If you have an artificial tree, please make sure the top is not too full of needles, this may create a difficult task of placing your topper. You can trim the needles to make it easier to place. Larger 9 inch options may work best with artificial trees to provide the support that they need.