What is the most popular snow globe?

Snow globes are often marketed according to themes, and there can be thousands to choose from. Our top choice is The San Francisco Music Box Company’s Hand-Crafted Cardinal Snow Globe, a beautifully crafted music box that is part of a collectible series of winter scenes.

Do snow globes play music?

Customized Music Options Each snow globe music box that allows music selection will display a menu with all available songs. NOTE: Snow Globes do not have the capability to play any song with a custom USB module.

What can I put in a snow globe?

Materials

Small glass jar.
A plastic figurine or Lego.
Glycerin (optional: while it’s not necessary, it makes the glitter float better)
Glitter.
Sequins.
Water.
Spoon.
Superglue or a hot glue gun.

How do you make a snow globe without glycerin?

There are plenty of ways you can substitute glycerin when bringing your homemade snow globes to life. Some glycerin alternatives include light corn syrup, mineral oil, baby oil, or a clear cooking oil.

Is a snow globe a good gift?

Snow Globes as Gifts Christmas snow globes make a great gift to give to people during the holidays. Think about the personal interests and hobbies of the person to whom you are giving the gift. Snow globes can be found with various themes and make great presents.

Are old snow globes valuable?

Lone Ranger snow globes made by the Driss Company are very valuable on the vintage market today, too. Certain snow globes are worth as much as several thousands of dollars. Collect snow globes by category such as by age, by maker, by character, etc. Some valuable snow globes feature tourist landmarks or famous cities.

What happens if you drink snow globe water?

What most people don’t realize is that snow globes are filled with a toxic chemical called ethylene glycol, which is the main ingredient in antifreeze. Unfortunately, it is also extremely toxic and most often deadly when ingested, even in very small amounts.

What liquid is in a snow globe?

For health and safety reasons, white plastic has become more common in the construction of modern snow globes. The liquid has evolved from initially light oil to a mixture of water, antifreeze (ethylene glycol), and glycerol. An added benefit was that glycerol slowed the descent of the snow.