Christmas Bon Bon Gifts

Christmas Bon Bon Gifts

Simplify what to include in your Christmas cracker with our thoughtfully curated Christmas Bon Bon gifts.

Made or crafted right here in our local community, these hand-selected gifts complement our eco-friendly Christmas Bon Bons and Reusable Christmas Bon Bons. These unique gifts are free from the useless plastic trinkets that often clutter traditional bon bons.

Description

The carefully chosen gifts are tailor-made to nestle snugly on top or within the 5.5cm cylinder of our Christmas Bon Bons. Please find individual measurements and descriptions of each unique gift beneath its accompanying photo.

Explore DIY Christmas Bon Bons with Good Gifts for alternative thoughtful and eco-friendly present ideas. Whether you’re in search of eco friendly Christmas Bon Bons, the fabric reusable Christmas Bon Bons or eager to craft your own, ReNewy Living has you covered.

Eco Friendly Features

Our commitment to sustainability shines through in the carefully selected small, functional, and locally sourced gifts.

• • Reduce wastage: No more unnecessary clutter and plastic waste – just useful delights.
  • Personalise: Tailor gifts to each person by choosing the ones that resonate with each person’s preferences.
  • Supporting local business: Crafted by local Newcastle businesses, the gifts are the essence of supporting our local community.
  • Enjoy: Delight in the joy of cracking bon bons that are free from trinkets and plastic.
  • Have a merry and sustainable Christmas!

Postage and Delivery

I highly recommend and prefer Express Post to ensure peace-of-mind postage.

Express Post guarantees your Christmas crackers will arrive before Christmas (as per Australia Post Christmas 2023 cut-off dates), especially when there are increased delays with Standard Postage.

Most Popular Products…

Sharing the most popular products from online eco store, ReNewy Living.

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Christmas Bon Bons

$11.00 – $26.00

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DIY Christmas Bon Bon Supplies

$2.00 – $7.00

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$1.50

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Reusable Christmas Bon Bons

$100.00 – $120.00

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