3D Solar System Crystal Ball
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The Solar System In Your Hands!
Bring the solar system crystal ball to your home, showing the mysterious universe to you and your families!
Experience the Solar System like never before with the 3D Solar System Crystal Ball, it gives you a 360° view of the beautiful Solar System that we live in with extreme detail. It creates a highly realistic view of the planets, including Earth, all labelled with a beautiful white engraving.
It’s made entirely of K9 crystal, with an option of three bases, the crystal square base or a three-legged metal base with a gold or silver plated finish. Whatever you choose, this will be your new favourite decor piece.
The planets are sized according to their volume ratios and their names are engraved. This provides also an educational added value.
Unlike anything you’ve ever seen before, this is a beautiful gift for any loved one, watch their eyes glow when they open it up and see the Planets of our Solar System before them like never before!
- Smooth surface finish
- Internally carved pattern, clearly visible
- The best choice for home furnishings and gifts
Now, are you still troubled by choosing a gift for your child or friends? You can bring the solar system to your home, office or wherever you want to display it and makes a great gift for anyone interested in space!
- Crystal Ball Diameter: 60mm/2.36 inches. It means you can hold the solar system in your hand. Under the tray, you can deploy a rotating tray so that this solar crystal ball can be rotated together, and the planetary rotation can be easily simulated at home.
- Come with the stand or Square base, best gift for anyone interested in space. making the solar system crystal ball more beautiful and magical in darkness.
- Special 3D design, Pure Clear Crystal Ball. The 3D Solar System Crystal Ball displays all eight planets (Pluto not included) with their moons in their orbits around the Sun.