Bedazzled Collection Liberty Bell Ornament
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Bedazzled Collection Liberty Bell Ornament

$10.45
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A Liberty Bell ornament from KSA's Bedazzled Collection, covered in sparkling rhinestone/gemstone embellishments. An officially licensed America250 (1776-2026) piece with festive, glamorous sparkle.

Details

  • Liberty Bell ornament encrusted with rhinestone/gemstone "bedazzled" embellishments
  • Officially licensed America250 design (1776-2026)
  • Material: ~50% glass, ~30% polyester, ~20% papier-mache
  • Color: multicolor
  • Size: 3.75"
  • Packaging: rat-tail hanger
  • Lightweight; easy to hang on a tree or garland

Did you know?

The popular image of the Liberty Bell ringing out on July 4, 1776, to celebrate independence is a myth, and a fairly recent one. It was invented in 1847 by a magazine writer telling a fictional story about an old bellman waiting for word from Congress. Historians aren't even confident the real bell rang four days later, on July 8, when the Declaration was first read publicly in Philadelphia; the State House steeple was reportedly in poor repair at the time. The bell's fame came later, when 19th-century abolitionists adopted its inscription, "Proclaim Liberty throughout all the Land," as a rallying cry, and that's the name that stuck.

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