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MDG Cat's Eye Aquamarine Polyhedral Dice Set

MDG Cat's Eye Aquamarine Polyhedral Dice Set

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For weighted rolls, elegant style, and an upgrade to any gaming collection, try the Cat’s Eye Polyhedral Dice Set from Metallic Dice Games. Made from acrylic, these dice feature a mystical blue aesthetic with an almost heavenly glow Read More

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UneasyAlien
9
Aug 7, 2018
are these engraved or are the numbers just painted onto the surface?
SomethinTookish
0
Jul 6, 2018
When are these dice getting shipped our? I’ve already paid for mine and they said June 29. Here it is July 6 and not word.
rdodev
632
Apr 1, 2018
It says aquamarine stone, yet, the description says acrylic? Which one is it? Big price difference if they're plastic or the semi-precious stone.
AutoCat1000
1
Apr 2, 2018
rdodevI’ve bought them, and they are definitely aquamarine.
BubblieFae
0
Apr 6, 2018
rdodevshould be glass
SinisterMinister
6
Nov 30, 2017
My Merfolk EDH deck is gonna need these. :)
camdude
203
Apr 27, 2017
Mine just came in and they are SO COOL. Someone got these off massdrop for me as a gift. I heard they are a little more fragile so I took a cigar box, lined it with felt and nice paper and thats what l plan on using when I roll. Everything said a picture won't do it justice, (having two eyes gives them this pearlescent look, since each eye gets a slightly different gleam)
P.S. they're NOT acrylic. Probably synthetic stone of some sort.
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Yamipoli
3
Aug 14, 2017
camdudeCats eye is a type of tempered glass. A velvet box for rolling will keep them safe. Enjoy!
Rgconner
67
Apr 27, 2017
Came in the mail today, very very pleased with the quality.
Visually they are stunning, the play of light inside the dice is awesome.
I worry the silkscreened ink won't hold up, but plan on keeping them in a case for now.
SugarRay
54
Mar 21, 2017
Are these acrylic?
If they're acrylic as listed in the description they should be called aquamarine-colored because calling them aquamarine is misleading as it is a semi-precious gemstone. If they are synthetic aquamarine, the description should be updated.
Either way $40 for a non-laser-etched and stamped synthetic or acrylic die set that isn't properly weighted or sized is not worth your time. There are better options.
Juhi
2
Feb 20, 2017
These are NOT acrylic, thank god I would have ask for a refund if they were. Synthetic aquamarine gemstone. Look alot better in real life, and feel great. Update: Mine chipped in the first month of using them. If you do roll them becareful and maybe one at a time on a suede or leather surface.
Farrago
184
Mar 21, 2017
Juhibut the description says acrylic. twice
camdude
203
Apr 27, 2017
FarragoI just got mine. They're definitely not acrylic.
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TheVectornaut
26
Jan 24, 2017
Based on relatively limited research, it seems that the material making up these dice is not aquamarine cat's eye, cat's eye, or even quartz cat's eye. The coloration, hardness, and price are all different from the loose stones that can be found on gemstone storefronts.
My guess is that the high price relative to other acrylic sets is just due to the particular style of the set. In other words, you're paying for perceived aesthetic value and not for material rarity. I could be completely wrong though; I'm admittedly not an expert on precious stones and their synthetic counterparts.
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