About this item

Crafted from natural gemstones and finished with diamond cutting techniques, this 7-piece D&D dice set blends practicality for tabletop gaming with high-end collectible value. It is an ideal choice for Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) players, tabletop role-playing enthusiasts, and gemstone collectors alike. The set includes 7 core polyhedral dice: d4 (4-sided), d6 (6-sided), d8 (8-sided), d10 (10-sided), d10 (10-sided with 00-90 double-digit marking), d12 (12-sided), and d20 (20-sided), fully meeting all in-game needs such as numerical calculations and skill checks.
The dice are made from natural gemstone materials, including crystals, agate, amazonite, moonstone, and more. The texture and color depth of each gemstone are naturally formed, meaning no two dice are identical. This inherently gives the set a "one-of-a-kind" collectible foundation. Additionally, the density and texture of natural gemstones provide a far superior feel compared to dice made from ordinary materials.
Professional diamond cutting techniques are used to process the gemstone raw materials. Every face and edge of the dice undergoes precise calculation and polishing. On one hand, the cut surfaces maximize the natural luster and light-refracting effect of the gemstones, creating delicate light and shadow layers when illuminated. On the other hand, the precise cutting ensures the dice have neat edges and stable centers of gravity, resulting in fair landing outcomes when rolled—balancing collectible (ornamental value) with gaming practicality.
For stubborn stains (such as oil stains picked up during gameplay), add 1-2 drops of neutral dish soap (e.g., baby-specific laundry detergent) to warm water. Dip a soft cloth into the diluted solution and gently wipe the affected area. Immediately afterward, wipe off any soap residue with clean water, and finally pat the dice dry with a dry cloth.
When not in daily use, store the dice in the set’s original collector’s box (such as a solid wood box or a metal box with a velvet lining). Ensure each die is placed separately in its own divided compartment to prevent the dice from colliding and rubbing against each other, which could cause edge wear or surface scratches.