Vermont Christmas Company
Green brass Advent wreath ring, about 24.8 cm across
£14.99 price checked on Amazon UK on 3 October 2026
- DiameterAbout 24.8 cm (description); 20.3 cm (dimensions line)
- MaterialMetal (brass)
- ColourGreen
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Found in: Advent Candles & Wreaths
About this product
This Advent ring is made of metal, with brass given as the material type, in green, and the listing calls it adjustable. The description gives a diameter of about 24.8 cm (9 3/4 inches), while the dimensions line gives 20.3 x 20.3 x 2.5 cm, so the two figures differ. It weighs 0.23 kg.
The listing suggests using it by itself or with fresh greens and other decorations around it, and describes the construction as durable enough to use year after year. Candles are sold separately, and the number of candles the ring holds and their size are not given. The specifications also list a door mount, but the description does not mention hanging it, so check the product page.
What to use it for
Use it by itself or ring it with fresh greens and other decorations, then add candles sold separately. At about 24.8 cm across, it needs a table or sideboard with room for the candles and any greenery.
Care and safety
Wipe the metal with a dry cloth after use, and store the ring somewhere dry between seasons so the finish lasts from year to year.
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