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Greiner originally started by blowing cup into the shape of consequence and nuts
- The inside of his decorations were made to look silvery, at first with mercury or lead, then later Photo Ornament using a appropriate compound of pearly nitrate and gigolo water
- As demand for Greiner's ornaments grew, he began blowing the glass into modernistic shapes including the sphere which is now the most popular.
In American English this is called a "tree-topper". The star is acclimated to represent the Star of Bethlehem that the Magi absorbed to find the baby Jesus.
