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3.5" Dry Tortugas National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
3.5" Dry Tortugas National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
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Laser-cut wood ornament featuring Fort Jefferson and Florida Keys sunken treasures — doubles as a car charm, made in Oregon.
- LASER CUT WOOD ORNAMENT – 3.5-inch diameter dual-layer wood ornament featuring Dry Tortugas National Park; deep ocean blue painted background with natural wood Fort Jefferson and marine life cutwork
- ICONIC PARK DETAILS – Design features Fort Jefferson, pelican, sea turtle, tropical fish, seagrass, lighthouse, and ship rigging; outer ring engraved with coordinates 24.63°N 82.87°W and park phrases
- 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 Keys ocean adventurers
- PERFECT GIFT – Ideal for Dry Tortugas visitors, Florida Keys snorkelers, history enthusiasts, and national park Christmas ornament collectors; arrives ready to gift
- HANDCRAFTED IN OREGON, USA – Made with premium laser-cut wood and full-color printed; a high-quality, lasting souvenir of America's most remote and historically rich national park
Set sail for America's most remote national park with this extraordinary Dry Tortugas National Park Christmas ornament. Laser cut from premium layered wood and painted in deep ocean blue, this 3.5-inch ornament captures the park's iconic Fort Jefferson rising from the sea, a soaring pelican, a sea turtle gliding through seagrass and coral, tropical fish, a historic lighthouse, and the rigging of a sailing vessel evoking the park's legendary sunken ships. The outer ring is engraved with the park's GPS coordinates (24.63°N 82.87°W) and iconic phrases: Loggerhead Key, Garden Key, The Windjammer Wreck, and Sunken Treasures. 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 - an unforgettable keepsake for Florida Keys explorers, snorkelers, and history enthusiasts.
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