Crystal Caste Green Aventurine (7) w/Pouch

I think these dice are great! The font is clear and even and the carry pouch makes it really convenient to carry them with me everywhere. My first PF game I played with the D20 saw me crit three times in a row! The set may be small (the only reason I can only give 4 stars) but so far these little dice are serving their purpose fantastically!!

The dice were much smaller than expected and the D20 was a different colour to the rest, a bit darker in colour.

Novelty item. Cannot be used for gaming, as dice are not evenly weighted. Love the feel of them though. Would probably not purchase them again, especially at this price.

Pretty cool dice. Very small but that's part of the charm.

My girlfriend go these for her birthday and she absolutly loved them. I only hope that she decides to return the favor for me on mine!

I play DnD twice a week and always wanted a set of these dice for myself. I couldn't afford the $80 set that I wanted but my husband bought me my second favorite pair $30 as a gift. When the arrived I was so excited, until I opened the pouch. I know these dice are hand printed but the print job of the numbers so was incredibly terrible! A 12 was printed as 122 and there was multiple fonts of different sizes used on ONE dice! There were several "typo" flaws in my set and the numbers weren't even EVEN on my set. I was so sad :( I called what I think was the owner of the business and left a message about wanting to exchange them. He called me back in a day or two and told me that he was sorry, he said that the dice are supposed to pass a visual inspection of sorts and that my dice must have slipped under the radar. I told him I would be happy to email him photos of the dice so he could see that my claim is legitimate but he said he believed me. He told me that he was going to go in the shop himself and "hand pick" me a new set (same that I had) that looked good to him and that he would mail them out ASAP, he said he would throw in a couple of freebie dice (the cheap plastic ones) for my trouble and to offset the cost of me paying for the return shipping of the flawed dice. A week in a half later I receive the new dice set. They don't have typos but they still aren't THAT GREAT, different fonts, uneven, smudged etc. but there was no "freebies" in the bag or even so much as a post-it note that says "Sorry for the mistake, enjoy the new ones!" NOTHING. I don't NEED the freebies but I essentially waited a MONTH longer to get the EXTREMELY expensive product that I was promised AND had to pay an extra $5 to ship them back! WTF kind of customer service is that! I am sad that a gamer company that I so badly wanted to support.

I truly wish there were other options so I could have given a rating of 3.75, but it would have been unjust to give them a 3.The dice themselves are gorgeous. They feel like jewelry rather than dice. They are a beautiful pale green with almost a quartz-like discoloration within the stones. My favorite aspect of the dice is the material as it is both chilled at first grasp, but feels warm and a part of you before they are rolled.They use a quite pleasing font which is slightly smaller than what I would have chosen, but still readily visible. It is a black font which is slightly harder to see, but it is also more mellow and melds well with the stones. The font itself is more of a helvetica style or one of the ilk, it seems particularly unassuming and calm, fitting the overarching scheme of the dice.Now that the pleasant aspects have been addressed, what are the not-so-great pieces? They came EXACTLY as advertised, but keep in mind that with jewelry style dice, they are very very small. They're not 1/2 the size of normal dice, more like 1/3 or even 1/4 the size. That isn't a bad thing necessarily, it adds to the jewelry feel. I just want to let people know that they are smaller than you might expect.The absolutely horrific part (for me at least) comes in the D4 die (or tetrahedral one for those yet uninitiated). The numbers are not placed properly. While ordinarily they point up, towards the tip of the die to signify the number rolled, but this one chose to do the exact opposite.What is funny is this is the intuitive place to put them for me; it bothered me when I was young, but now that I am used to the standard D4, I find it distracts from the whole die.The final thing is that the leather pouch, while nice, feels a little bit too simple and (not to sound demeaning) a tad cheap for the beautiful gems contained therein. It uses the same string as a cheap plastic kids' necklace and the seam is on the outside (I prefer seams like in my khakis).TL;DR: Overall, 5 stars for the attempt, -1 star for the failed D4, -.25 star for bag materials

These dice are the size of a kernal of corn. They are virtually unusable in gaming. Was not expecting to need a magnifying glass to roll them.