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Stone Pyramid Puzzle

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$70 $140 In stock

Category: Brainteasers

The most sophisticated and beautiful version of our favorite puzzle is exclusive to Art of Play. Though the pyramid only has two pieces, it is surprisingly difficult to assemble correctly! After struggling to find the solution for a few minutes, the "Aha!" moment of discovery is incredibly satisfying. 

There are two qualities that make our version of the classic puzzle different from all the others. First, it is crafted from Green Serpentine, a semi-precious gemstone found in the Andean mountain region of Peru. Second, the two triangular wedges are specially notched so that they can be stacked for display when not in use. The stacked formation is clean and attractive but won't spoil the solution to forming the pyramid.

The Stone Pyramid Puzzle is a unique treasure for any puzzle collector. As a sculptural object, it makes a handsome and intriguing addition to any room. Leave it on your coffee table to start a conversation or place it on your desk as a reminder that simple solutions are often hiding in plain sight.

Due to natural variations in the stone, no two pyramids will be exactly alike. The Mixed Mini edition can be any combination of five different colors, sent at random.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

I’ve owned a lot of puzzles and this one fooled me for a solid twenty minutes even though it’s just two pieces. The way the cuts interlock is so clever, and the polished stone feels amazing to handle when you finally get it right.

Grace ★★★★★

The two pieces feel like they weigh more than they look, and the way they lock together is almost meditative once you stop rushing. I spent a good twenty minutes fumbling before that satisfying click finally happened, and now it sits on my desk as a tiny conversation starter.

Zoe ★★★★★

Took me a solid twenty minutes of turning the pieces every which way before it clicked—the way those two parts lock together is pure geometry genius. The pyramid sits beautifully on my desk, and guests always pick it up assuming it’s a simple solve.