Where can you buy the most unique Christmas tree baubles?

Myer and David Jones have the largest range of Christmas decorations that I have ever seen. You may also try the markets. I know a market here in Victoria have beautiful decorations, that are so beautifully made.

by Lluxi

One year at Myers i bought some angels or cherubs which were made by an Italian company Sylvestre. The little angels had linen dresses and each dress was an antique colour like dusty blue, pink and yellow and they had a harp or whatever in their hands and were just gorgeous…very, very, Christmassy. I still have them and love them. That purchase would have been made about 35 years ago.

Yes. Good quality will last a lifetime.

Estate sales. I just love the antique Christmas ornaments. Heck, I love antique EVERYTHING:)

by Polly

Good on you Polly, me too! Our youngest daughter loves anything
vintage or retro! Our eldest daughter loves retro dresses as well.

Pintrest
Google
Just a matter of looking, and you have to put the time in. :)

by jonaja

p.s.....Once you see what you like, you can give it a go to decorate your own, dead easy once ya get started... :)

One year Aldi had some beauties. I bought four boxes of them. Also, for DYI, I love Astar's Place on youtube. She is madly creative.

by Rice

I always think that some of Aldi's balls are beautiful. Sort of a European take on them. Just gorgeous and some of the occasional things they have for kids like the little tin wind-up Jack in the Box I bought one year. Sort of old world.
Yes, lovely stuff.

Hand made markets are a good place. I often decorate my own. It is quite good fun- visit a craft shop for inspiration or Pinterest as someone else suggested.
I have decorations made by my son almost 30 years ago. I treasure them.
I have bought some pretty special decorations from Myers also.

by annfi

I have three treasured baubles my daughter made . . . ain't it grand? :-))

It sure is Rice. I like the purity of children's creations, especially when their own work and not too 'guided' by an adult.

I have plenty at the op shop where I work, some really nice ones!

by Finy

I haven't had to buy Christmas tree baubles for about 35 years, as I have shopping bags of them in all colours. Each year I'd have a colour theme off just 2 colours, for the tree, & the wrapping papers as well. I always used ribbon on the presents, & ever sticky tape. Now we're never home for Christmas, I don't put up a little tree, as we don't have any room for 1!!! My baubles are too big, for my youngest daughter's (fake) Christmas tree, so I may now have to op shop them!!!

by Miro