Fortitude of Strength. The die is made using zircon glass—a material used for filling up outdoor fireplaces. Known to withstand incredibly high temperatures, Zircon emerald comes with a shattered effect and features stone-like hardness. So it’s safe to say, this die will last you for thousands of DnD sessions, if not more. The unique material shimmers under light and instantly mesmerizes everyone at the table, even those who possess impressive sets themselves. Hand-carved in Zircon glass with a luxurious amber hue, this die brings you all the luck you need to successfully complete your campaign to get back to safety. Made using a material that can withstand up to 1300° F, this die will accompany you to the deepest dungeons and give you the strength to survive anything.

Sourced Ethically. We source our zircons directly from metamorphic deposits in the US and Central America.

This product is made by a trained professional but due to the nature of natural materials, the item being hand carved and sandblasted please allow for slight variations due to the nature of this product.

Caring for your glass dice:   

Just like art, there truly are no two pieces alike and that each set should be treated with love and care. Below are our suggestions to make sure your stones stay in tip-top shape to avoid cracks, chips, and damage to your glass dice:   

• Roll on a padded mat or dice tray with a padded insert. Avoid wooden trays with no padding and glass, wood, and metal tables as this could increase the chance of a chip. Avoid Felt Dice trays that don't have a layer of padding between the felt and wood or plastic, felt is very thin and can be deceptive on how much it protects.
• Don’t use Dice Towers - Dice towers increase the risk of gemstones becoming damaged. We recommend against using any dice tower with glass dice.
• Don’t use Dice Cups - Dice cups likewise run an increased risk of damaging your gemstones as the dice are continuously slammed into one another.
• Nat 1s and low rolls do happen, but we would encourage you not to throw your dice at the wall or anything else to intimidate them. Instead, consider using a dice jail. Additionally, please do not put your die in the microwave and make its friends watch, nothing good will come from this.
• Store your dice in a container that will keep them from rubbing with other dice. The use of plastic bags to bag dice individually can also help.
• Roll 1 die at a time, shaking multiple dice, especially of harder materials, will increase the chance of a chip or cracks. Avoid keeping glass dice in a communal rolling field you don't want your friend's Boulder® assaulting your beautiful glass creation.  
• Do not roll them down your stairs, yes this has happened, so just don't do it. 
• Don’t try to bank your dice off a tray wall, stones can be tough, but with other stronger objects that don’t give, things will not end up well.
• Handle with care, like your phone, and don’t drop them on the ground.

Enjoy your dice, the better you take care of these dice the better they will take care of you in durability. These beautiful dice will hold up for years to come with the use of proper care.