The devoted sisters we first met in Sisters Forever: In Childhood, now joyfully share their teenage secrets and excitement as they help each other prepare for a festive occasion. – 37082S
NOTES: Retired June 31st 2004 with a final production quantity of 12,700
A happy double hug is one spontaneous and universal way for children to express their joy in life and their appreciation for one another through loving feelings that come straight from the hearts. – 37101
NOTES: Retired June 2005 with a final production quantity of 8,864
There’s nothing so satisfying to a little boy than springing a shocking surprise on an unsuspecting companion. In this classic encounter, Blackshear reminds us of a carefree childhood full of delightful possibilities and surprises. – 37087A
NOTES: The delightfully animated Surprise! Edition Retired December 2004 with 9,916 pieces.
These,two children with their leaping frog introduced in June 2001 have become one of the most popular children’s scenes in the collection
Bling, Bling strikes a pose of pure sassy pride as she flashes her latest opulent acquisition. – 37128S
NOTES: This bright-eyed figure has attitude to spare. Pleased with her latest acquisitions, it seems she just can’t get enough of the flashy stuff.
With one knee slightly bent, her stance says, “Look at me!” to anyone who cares to share her exuberant pride.BR>
Retired June 2007 with a final production quantity of 4,004
Three worshippers praise God in their own unique ways, showing the special relationships that all human beings have to their Heavenly Father.
NOTES: Retired December 2004 with a final production quantity of 7,870.
Swarovski Crystal Paradise Birds Woodpeckers Black Diamond
These retired Swarovski crystal Paradise Woodpeckers were part of the “Silver Lake” collection.
To nurture is part of nature.
Capturing this mother woodpecker feeding her young one in crystal reflects the joys of parenthood.
Perched on a silver-tone metal stand, the pair of birds gleam in Black Diamond and Light Peach crystal with accents in clear and Light Siam crystal.
Swarovski Crystal Paradise Birds Large Bee Eaters Peridot
These Swarovski Paradise Bee-eaters were introduced to the “Silver Lake” series.
The bee-eaters initially retired in 2013, however, they were re-introduced by popular demand in mid-2014, before being retired again in 2017.
The colourful Bee-eaters look at each other lovingly. The two birds in Peridot crystal are perched on a silver-tone metal stand.
Their heads gleam in Smoked Topaz crystal and their bodies are accented in Jonquil and Indicolite crystal.
This finely crafted pair was created from approximately thirty separate parts.
Swarovski Crystal Paradise Birds Green Rosella
This retired Swarovski crystal Paradise bird is the Green Rosella.
Predominantly Jonquil (yellow) in colour, perched on a wooden stand.
Swarovski Crystal Paradise Birds Black Diamond Toucan
This retired Swarovski crystal Toucan is made from faceted Black Diamond crystal with eyes in Erinite crystal.
Bill in Green Beryll with Topaz and Peacock Blue crystal; accents in Light Siam and Light Topaz crystal; Maple wood stand.
