Grand Lake o' the Cherokees Personalized Glass Ornament

• Your name on it, free. Add your words, a family name and the year, like The Smith Family · 2026, and they run around the bottom of the ring. Leave it blank and it says Oklahoma. We email you a picture to check first. Changes are free, and nothing is engraved until you approve it.
• The lake. The real shoreline of Grand Lake o' the Cherokees, from Pensacola Dam at Langley and Disney up past Monkey Island to Grove and Bernice, laser engraved in frosted white.
• The ornament. Clear crystal glass, 3 in across, with a faceted edge that catches the tree lights. It comes with a red ribbon, ready to hang.

For Christmas, order by Friday, December 4. Each ornament is made to order and ships in 2 to 5 business days after you approve your picture.

Know someone with a place on Grand Lake? Pelican Festival weekend in Grove, an afternoon at Har-Ber Village, the boat that idles under the Sailboat Bridge every summer. It's the one that comes out of the box every December.

Specs: crystal glass · 3 in round · faceted edge · laser engraved in frosted white on one side, so it shows through from the back · red ribbon included · wipe clean with a soft cloth · made to order.

Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees is in the Ozark foothills of northeast Oklahoma, across Delaware, Ottawa, Mayes and Craig counties, and most people simply call it Grand Lake. Pensacola Dam, run by the Grand River Dam Authority, was completed in 1940 on the Grand River, also called the Neosho. Grove sits on the northeast shore and Bernice to the north, with Langley and Disney near the dam on the southeast and Monkey Island, a peninsula, in the middle. The average depth is about 36 feet, and the lake is consistently ranked among the top bass fishing lakes in the country. Each fall Grove holds a Pelican Festival for the migrating white pelicans.