It does not count. It does not measure. The crystal clock occupies the edge of the metaphysical — twelve raw crystals arranged in a circle, wooden hands set to positions that arrived from no particular direction.

What This Relic Is

A crystal desk clock material kit featuring a hand-formed clay disc embedded with twelve varieties of raw crystals in a clock-face arrangement. Wooden hands. Brass clock movement with walnut wood base included. Assembly time: approximately 1 hour.

Lore & Provenance

Twelve raw crystal specimens are pressed into the clay disc at hour positions — tourmaline, sodalite, amethyst, purple phantom quartz, celestite, calligraphy stone, clear quartz, peach quartz, citrine, orange calcite, green fluorite, and ruby zoisite. Each crystal carries a distinct energy designation within the system. The arrangement is fixed at the moment of setting — no two discs will carry identical crystal placement.

Anomalies & Forging

The clock face disc is hand-formed from air-dry clay — irregular in contour, each disc varies in surface texture and edge profile. The twelve raw crystals are pressed directly into the clay surface before curing — non-removable once set. The walnut wood base is natural grain — each base will vary. AA battery powered quartz movement.

Physical Proof Fields

Dimensions: 5.9" W × 8.3" H (including base)
Clock Face: Hand-formed Air-dry Clay Disc
Hour Markers: 12 Raw Crystals
Hands: Wooden Hands
Movement: Quartz Clock Movement, AA Battery Powered
Base: Walnut Wood Base
Kit Components: Clay disc, clock movement, wooden hands, rolling pin, walnut wood base, brass stem, glass tube, accessories, AA battery (included)
Assembly Time: Approx. 1 hour

Containment Protocols

Store away from prolonged direct sunlight — raw crystal colors may shift with UV exposure over time. Clean with a dry cloth only on the clay and crystal surface. Do not submerge in water. The embedded crystals are fixed in clay — do not attempt to remove. Keep batteries out of reach of children.

FAQ

Q: Are the crystals real?
A: Yes. All twelve hour-marker stones are raw natural crystals — tourmaline, sodalite, amethyst, purple phantom quartz, celestite, calligraphy stone, clear quartz, peach quartz, citrine, orange calcite, green fluorite, and ruby zoisite.

Q: Does the clock keep accurate time?
A: Yes. The clock uses a standard quartz movement. Insert one AA battery (included) and set the hands by rotating the adjustment knob on the movement at the back.

Q: How difficult is assembly?
A: Assembly requires no prior experience. Full tutorial instructions are included with the kit. Estimated assembly time is approximately 1 hour.