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Name a Star Gift Tin
Our Name a Star Gift Tin's are ideal for giving someone a Star and letting them choose and personalise it themselves.
Step 1 - You order the Gift Tin, at this stage you do not choose or personalise the Star.
Step 2 - You give the Gift Tin to your recipient. Contained in the Gift Tin are all the instructions for your recipient to come back to our website and create their Star. Once complete they can download their personalised Star Deed & Star Chart.
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What's included:
- Packaged in an attractive keepsake metal presentation gift tin.
- An A3 Night Sky Constellation Poster showing all the 88 constellations making it easy to identify where in the sky your star is located.
- An A4 information booklet on the Stars, Planets and Constellations.
- A welcome document and full explanation instructions on how to Name your Star & our Stars & Planets leaflet.
- Automatic inclusion into The Star Listings Catalogue database, allowing you to view and track your Star online 24/7.
- Product Elements
- An A3 Night Sky Constellation Poster
Inclusion in The Star Listings Catalogue
Information booklets on the Stars, Planets and Constellations
Presented in an A5 Silver Tin
This Gift Set allows the recipient of the gift to name and personalise the star gift themselves.
Welcome document & our Stars & Planets leaflet
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. When you purchase, you are assigning a name to a real, specific star that already exists. The star’s exact coordinates will appear on your certificate, making it possible to locate the star in the sky using those coordinates.
You can locate your star using our Star Listings Catalogue Database. It works on both mobile devices and laptops, showing you exactly where your star is in the sky.
All stars are assigned a unique Star Catalogue Number during the processing of their entry to the online Star Listings Catalogue. This code will always be 9 characters long, will only contain numbers, and can be found on your Star Certificate.
Our Extra Bright Stars have a lower magnitude than our standard stars and as such appear bright in the night sky than our standard stars. Our Binary Stars are in fact two stars in constant orbit of one another.
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