Acorns

Glass Acorn, Amber

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting. 

Glass Acorn Necklace

$12.00 $19.00

Fun and festive for fall. Wear this guy around your neck on his 32” chain during sweater weather, or use it to adorn your glass pumpkin display. 

available in silver or gold. 

Material SILVER GOLD

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Glass Acorn, Red

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting. 

Glass Acorn, Pink

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting. 

Glass Acorn, Violet

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting. 

Glass Acorn, Crystal Clear with Silver Cap

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting. 

Glass Acorn, Blue

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting. 

Glass Acorn, Crystal Clear

$39.00 $49.00

Is your pumpkin patch missing something? Yes it is. These guys stand about 2.5"- 3” tall and bring a lot of fun and whimsy to any fall decor.

Also an adorable inspiration as a gift to any graduate or new beginnings, for the acorn represents growth and potential. 

The Vikings associated acorns with Thor. Because the oak tree attracted lightning, it was sacred to Thor, and the fruit of the oak was believed to be spared by the god’s wrath. So vikings began putting an acorn in their windows to spare their houses from the lighting.