We are big fans of solid, tactile objects to have on your desk, to add some art, or interest, or just something to touch while you might be staring at a screen all day. Deskspace takes that concept to the next level, with their faithful and beautiful planet series. Proportional and sourced from visually relatable gemstones, these lovingly crafted spheres put the entire solar system in your fingertips, giving you a beautiful and mind-expanding distraction. A perfect gift for the science lover in your life.

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We love the fact that the planets are sourced from gems that resemble the surface of the planets themselves. And that they included good ‘ol Pluto!

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Each set comes with images and information about the real planets. Learn more on the Deskspace website.

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Pluto is included in the series, made of Heliotrope.
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Uranus is made from the fascinating stone Amazonite.
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Mercury’s surface is made from iridescent Labradorite.
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Saturn’s glow comes from orange Calcite.
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The textured, fluid appearance of Jupiter is made out of Tiger’s Eye.
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The deep blue of Neptune is made from Synthetic Cat’s Eye, which is spun glass with fibers in it.
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Our home, Earth, is made from the blue and white Sodalite.
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Mars’ red surface is made from Mahogany Obsidian.
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Venus is made from the light colored stone Nephrite.

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