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3.5" Biscayne National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
3.5" Biscayne National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
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Laser-cut wood ornament celebrating Florida's coral reefs and mangroves — car charm, made in Oregon.
- LASER CUT WOOD ORNAMENT – 3.5-inch diameter dual-layer wood ornament featuring Biscayne National Park; rich deep blue painted background with natural wood cutwork details
- ICONIC PARK DETAILS – Design features historic lighthouse, navigation beacon, sea turtle, tropical fish, conch, anchor, mangrove roots, and kayaker; outer ring engraved with coordinates 25.65°N 80.08°W
- DUAL USE – Hangs as a Christmas tree ornament with included gold cord; also functions as a rear-view mirror car charm — a versatile keepsake or gift for Florida ocean lovers
- PERFECT GIFT – Ideal for Biscayne Bay visitors, Florida divers, snorkeling enthusiasts, marine life lovers, and national park Christmas ornament collectors
- HANDCRAFTED IN OREGON, USA – Made with premium laser-cut wood and full-color printed; a high-quality, lasting souvenir of South Florida's only national park protecting both land and sea
Dive into the turquoise waters of South Florida with this exquisite Biscayne National Park Christmas ornament. Laser cut from premium layered wood and painted in vivid deep blue, this 3.5-inch ornament showcases the park's stunning underwater and coastal world - a historic lighthouse rising above the waterline, an offshore navigation tower, swaying palm trees, a sea turtle, tropical fish, a conch, an anchor, tangled mangrove roots, and a kayaker exploring the bay. An orange sun glows above the scene, capturing Biscayne's famous sunny skies. The outer ring is engraved with the park's GPS coordinates (25.65°N 80.08°W) and iconic phrases: Shipwrecks, Mangrove Forests, Coral Reefs, and Snorkeling Paradise. A gold cord allows it to hang as a Christmas tree ornament or clip as a rear-view mirror car charm. Handcrafted in Oregon, USA - a perfect keepsake for Florida divers, snorkelers, and marine life enthusiasts.
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