Review
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Welcome 2025!
A message from Ros
I can't thank you enough for all the wonderful purchases you made last year. It's was a bumper season which is important not only because it means our artisans will be kept busy with next season's designs but it also reassures us that you want to engage in a more authentic celebration of Christmas, helping others.
We will be back in October with our 2025 designs (apart from a quick flurry before Easter!). Warm wishes and hope to you all in the meantime for a brighter and more peaceful future.
Ros Pollock, Founder
WHERE THE STORY BEGAN
Gifts from the Holy Land, where the story of Christmas and Easter began
Photo right - Garden of Gethsemane, Jerusalem, 1936
Testimonials
My baubles arrived quickly and beautifully packaged as usual. As an artist myself I decided to gift baubles instead of sending Christmas cards. I am happy to know that the money raised will go back to helping these wonderful artisans in this difficult time.
Wonderful, meaningful, handmade decorations
These peace lights are beautifully hand crafted and make great gifts or spoiling treats. The fact that they are produced by all the different communities in a war torn area of the world and the profits benefit the struggle to keep everyday life possible in some way with ongoing training and jobs, make them especially significant. I’m thrilled with mine and will be giving lots as gifts to friends to keep these desperate people front of mind.
I now own 6 of these beautiful Baubles. They are all beautiful including my latest purchase of a Dark Blue Christmas Crib. They are also very meaningful and help me to focus on praying for Peace.
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
We have always relied on organic growth to get the story of Bethlehem Baubles out there. If you like what we do and want to support the families affected by the conflict, please share our story with your friends and family.
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