This is one of my favorite ways to display my glassybaby. I have it hung in my living room and can rotate the colors for different seasons or holidays.

Finding a battery operated tealight that includes a timer is a perfect answer for somebody who wants their glassybaby to glow nightly.

Battery operated tealights use lots of batteries. Buying in bulk is your friend.

Protect that glassybaby collection from knocks and earthquakes with this museum putty. Just a small piece will secure it to the shelf or display.

I use these in my Pottery Barn cubby to light from above. I do keep them on the "white" setting, and I like that these have a dark outside to blend into the wood of the cubby.

The puck lights go through batteries as well, might as well get rechargeable ones.

Those rechargeable batteries do need to be charged. Go big and recharge a lot at once.

A bit of Windex and a microfiber cloth is the solution to keep glassybaby looking like new.

A great display for a few of your favorite babies.

Another great set of candle stands to add some different heights to glassybaby displays.

This candle holder from a wine barrel makes a great centerpiece.

A simple shelf that adds some elegance to the glassybaby display

A mini version of the iconic glassybaby Christmas tree

If you prefer real candles to batteries, these handmade tealights come in amazing scents.

Another gorgeous display stand that would be perfect for the dining room table.

I love the different colors offered in this wooden glassybaby display.

A great lighter for using real tealights in glassybaby.

Turn that corner into the perfect display space with this corner wall shelf.

Create a fun display piece with some floating shelves and ledges. The perfect spot for some of your favorite babies.

Another option for battery operated candles. These tealights are rechargeable, and last for a few hours on each charge.

Let the glassybaby reflect even more with this mirrored tray. Use it as part of the coffee table décor!