How many pieces does the Jewelry Tree have?

Set EG00153 contains 134 pieces made up of 42 unique parts.

Does the set include a minifigure?

No, the set has no minifigure – the built tree itself is the sole focus.

What can the set be used for?

The finished tree works as a stand for rings, necklaces or earrings, doubling as a decorative object.

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Jewelry Tree

The Jewelry Tree is neither a vehicle nor a building, but a decorative object for the home. 134 pieces in white, bright pink, light bluish grey and red form a small tree that doubles as a jewellery stand.

Set number: EG00153
Year: 2025
Pieces: 134
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Other
Different parts: 42

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 42

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A build for everyday use

Unlike most sets in the LEGO® range, the Jewelry Tree does not come from a well-known film series or its own vehicle or building theme, but from the Other category reserved for everyday decorative objects. With 134 pieces, it forms a small, stylised tree whose branches are suited to holding rings, necklaces or earrings. The set combines classic LEGO® building with a practical, everyday use. Sets like this appeal less to collectors chasing a familiar theme and more to anyone who enjoys building for the sake of a tangible result they can use at home.

Shape over character

Without a minifigure or a fixed play scene, the Jewelry Tree keeps its focus entirely on shape: 42 unique parts provide branches at different angles and lengths, giving the finished tree a sense of depth despite the modest overall piece count. The building process feels closer to a small decor project than to a set built around a story, which shows in the calmer approach the build invites. Builders who like experimenting without following a fixed layout in their head can rearrange the branches after the first build, spacing them differently or in a new order.

Pink and white as the eye-catcher

White and light bluish grey form the trunk and branches, while bright pink and red add splashes of colour standing in for blossoms or accents, giving the model its decorative character. This colour choice sets the Jewelry Tree apart from more action-oriented sets and positions it closer to a home accessory than a toy in the classic sense. Placed on a shelf or desk, the tree stands out mainly through the contrast between its calm base tones and the pink accents.

A decor set outside the usual themes

Anyone looking for a LEGO® set outside the usual licensed themes will find the Jewelry Tree a compact project with everyday use. At 134 pieces, the build fits into a short session, while the finished result goes on to serve as a permanent spot for storing jewellery. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes and colours make up the model. As a gift, it suits anyone looking for a small, self-built home accessory rather than a classic toy set.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Jewelry Tree have?: Set EG00153 contains 134 pieces made up of 42 unique parts.
Does the set include a minifigure?: No, the set has no minifigure – the built tree itself is the sole focus.
What can the set be used for?: The finished tree works as a stand for rings, necklaces or earrings, doubling as a decorative object.