Science Decor

Storm Glass

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$19.42 $28.99 In stock

Category: Storm Glass

The weather outside will make this object very intriguing.

Let us explain how it works, Mr. Fitzroy a very famous former British ship captain set up this instrument.

A new way of understanding the climate, if the liquid is clear then the sky is sunny, if the crystals are cloudy then the weather is rainy, if the crystals are moving then it is windy, if the crystals are up a storm is brewing, if the crystals are scattered snow will make its appearance.

Features:

  • Finish: Glass & Crystals, Wooden Base
  • Style : Postmodernism
  • Dimensions : S 12cm x 6cm, M 18cm x 8cm, L 22cm x 10cm
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James Z. ★★★★★

I've been watching the crystals form and shift inside this storm glass for a week now, and it's genuinely mesmerizing how they respond to changing pressure. The glass feels substantial in hand, and the liquid inside moves in ways I didn’t expect. It’s become a quiet little conversation piece on my d

Sofia V. ★★★★★

The glass itself has a lovely weight and the way the crystals slowly morph before a storm is genuinely fascinating to watch. I’ve had mine for a week and it’s already predicted two rain showers correctly.

Charlotte M. ★★★★★

Watching the crystals shift and form feathery branches before a storm is genuinely mesmerizing — it's like having a tiny piece of maritime history on my shelf. The glass feels substantial and the liquid reacts within a few hours of a front moving in, which makes checking it part of my morning routin