THE Range shoppers are rushing to buy a “stunning” light-up must-have that they say they “need” for Christmas.
The discount chain is selling a festive decoration that will transform your home and customers are eager to grab one.
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One Christmas lover found the crystal effect light up bear at their local shop and couldn’t wait to share it on social media.
They shared the photos of the decoration up in her home to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.
They said alongside a heart-eyes emoji: “Crystal effect light up bear from the range.”
Keen shoppers were quick to comment on the post, which has over 4,000 comments.
One said: “That’s beautiful.”
Another added: “Absolutely gorgeous.”
While a third wrote: “Omg look at how pretty this is!!.”
The ornament costs £32.99 and is pretty big in size, the perfect addition to a home for Christmas.
It’s a singular teddy bear moulded to look like crystal.
The Range said it’s “excellent” for placing next to your Christmas tree, on a side table or shelf.
You won’t be able to pick up the bear online unfortunately, as it’s out of stock but you could still find it in store.
You can find your nearest The Range shop using the handy locator tool on the chain’s website.
As always, we do always recommend having a look around for cheaper options to make sure you’re getting the most for your money.
After a quick Google we found some alternatives that weren’t quite as cheap.
We found a very similar style ornament online at Bonnypack for £39.
We also spotted similar versions on Etsy for £93 and £123, so this The Range decoration is considerably cheaper.
It’s still worth having a look around first to make sure we haven’t missed an even better offer – there’s never a bad time to bag a bargain.
Meanwhile, a bargain supermarket has been crowned better than M&S for Christmas dinner, and it’s not Aldi.
Plus, Christmas can put a strain on your wallet when the cost of living is already high – but there are ways to get free cash with little effort.
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