This week's Style List; The 30 most unusual and beautiful Christmas baubles to buy this year

Lizard Orchid has put a twinkly spin on this large Starry Night glass bauble.

(£12, lizardorchid.com)

The perfect stocking filler, Soap & Glory’s pink candy-cane lip gloss suits all shades.

(£6, boots.com)

This felt robin may not have a red breast or even feathers, but it is super-cute.

(£7, johnlewis.com)

Forget glitter and go for that rustic woodland look with these pine cones.

(£3.99 for 3, zarahome.com)

Art legend Tracey Emin’s bone-china robin bauble has won our hearts.

(£22, emininternational.myshopify.com)

Jo Malone’s Frosted Cherry & Clove bauble enhances the smell of fresh pine needles.

(£32, jomalone.co.uk)

After the tree comes down, hang this bodywash bauble in your shower.

(£10, moltonbrown.co.uk)

Give your tree an All Creatures Great And Small vibe with this handmade glass squirrel.

(£19, lanecrawford.com)

There are five samples of Origins’ skincare bestsellers hiding away inside this bauble.

(£12, selfridges.com)

Scandify your tree with this classic heart bauble from Danish brand Madam Stolz.

(£4.50, skandium.com)

Who says dinos aren’t festive? Hand-blown, hand-painted and sure to be handed down.

(£45, lanecrawford.com)

This sweet decoration looks good enough to eat, but he’s actually made of squishy felt.

(£3, paperchase.co.uk)

You’ll never be without a hairband this yule, thanks to Redken’s Styling Bauble.

(£7.50, lookfantastic.com)

Cute and minimalist, this felt wool bear looks great on green or white trees.

(£4.50, vandashop.com)

This Georg Jensen decoration will make you want to keep your tree up all year.

(from £18, johnlewis.com)

Filled with chocolate truffles, pair this with a slug of sherry for a midnight treat.

(£6.99, selfridges.com)

He might lack a red nose, but this retro reindeer is flocked for extra kitsch factor.

(£8, urbanoutfitters.com)

Rule #1: only Santa can eat the gingerbread off the tree, no matter how tasty it looks.

(£39.50 per box, biscuiteers.com)

Intricate decorations like this tiny bird in a cage are perfect for smaller trees.

(£6 for two, ikea.com)

This colourful Valentino bauble is so stylish it deserves a designer tree. Do it justice.

(£150, harrods.com)

Brighten up branches with these Alessi nativity baubles.

(£49 for five or £14.50 each, johnlewis.com)

Warning: these sweet mince pie, cracker and pudding decorations aren’t nibble-able.

(£45, johnlewis.com)

If the Queen’s speech is your favourite bit of Christmas, then this kitsch portrait is for you.

(£15.95, liberty.co.uk)

A partridge would go well with these pears. Or perhaps a few golden apples.

(£7.50 each, pavilionbroadway.co.uk)

Waterford’s claddagh bauble has the year inscribed on it, making it a great keepsake, too.

(£45, selfridges.com)

Turn Christmas tradition on its head with this glass duck with gold glitter wings.

(£4.50, vandashop.com)

This fancy embroidered bauble by Sudha Pennathur is perfect for grown-up trees.

(£26.95, harrods.com)

We’re all a flutter over this bauble – ideal for helping your tree to work the feather trend.

(from £19.50, luxdeco.com)

Ciaté’s stylish tree trinket contains a mini bottle of a pretty party-season nail polish.

(£8, ciate.co.uk)

The frankincense and cardamom in this bauble will be a great pick-me-up.

(£10, aromatherapyassociates.com)