Handcrafted Rock Puzzle by Priscilla Woolworth

This puzzle is a one-of-a-kind creation that blends art and play. Each puzzle is handmade by Priscilla Woolworth, using carefully selected rocks found on the beach in Cushing, Maine. Each stone is meticulously cleaned and integrated into the design, making every puzzle truly unique.

This piece offers a tactile and visually captivating experience, ideal for repeated use.

The puzzle board is laminated for enhanced durability, ensuring it remains a cherished item for years to come. It’s elegantly stored in a 12” x 9” canvas zipper bag, with the puzzle pieces housed in a drawstring bag for easy organization.

Features:

• Unique craftsmanship: No two puzzles are alike, featuring natural ocean rocks.

• Durable materials: Laminated board and sturdy bag for long-lasting enjoyment.

• Portable storage: Includes canvas zipper bag and one drawstring bag.

Whether as a gift or a keepsake, this stone puzzle is both a functional game and a piece of art, offering joy with every play, encouraging creativity and a connection with nature.

 WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Throwing rocks may cause injury.

 The rocks in this puzzle are basalt, red jasper, quartz, citrine, diorite, shale, pyrite and schist.

Basalt forms when lava rapidly cools.

Shale is a fine-grained, clastic sedimentary rock formed from mud that is a mix of flakes of clay minerals and tiny fragments of other minerals, especially quartz and calcite.

Jasper is an opaque microcrystalline quartz. Its smooth surface and high polish makes it a preferred rock for a gemstone.

Schist are metamorphic rocks, usually formed from shale or mudstone. Schist can host gem-quality crystals including garnets, emeralds, sapphires, and rubies.

Quartz has an array of uses ranging from items as abrasive as sandpaper to those as delicate as glass. It is the second most abundant mineral on earth. One of the strongest minerals in nature, only sapphire, diamond, and topaz surpass it.

Pyrite is often labeled as “fool’s gold” for its metallic luster and bright yellow shade.

Diorite rocks has a contrasting mix of black and white mineral grains. Diorite accepts a bright polish and can be attractive as a gemstone.

Citrine is a semiprecious gemstone that is a transparent variety of quartz with a yellow to brownish color.