Blue & Clear Resin Chess Set with Geode-Style Crystal Edge Board

This one-of-a-kind chess set is hand-poured in resin, pairing a deep sapphire-blue army against a clear crystal-clear counterpart. Each piece is sculpted with an organic, ice-like texture rather than a traditional turned silhouette, giving the set a modern, art-object feel while keeping every piece easy to tell apart at a glance.

The board itself is the real showstopper: a thick resin slab with a smooth, polished playing surface that gives way to a raw, faceted “geode” edge, as if the board had been cracked straight out of a glacier. Light catches every angle differently, so the set looks a little different in every room and under every light source.

Because each piece and board is cast and finished by hand, subtle variations in color depth, bubbles, and edge shape are part of the piece — no two sets are exactly alike. This is a chess set built to be displayed as much as played on, equally at home as a coffee-table centerpiece, a collector’s showpiece, or a standout gift for someone who already has every “normal” chess set.

Feel free to specify the colour combination that you’d like your chess set created in.

Questions About This Chess Set

Can I choose different colours?
Yes — this set can be created in a colour combination of your choice, so feel free to specify what you’d like when you order.

Will my set look exactly like the photos?
Not exactly, and that’s part of the charm. Because every piece and board is hand-cast and finished individually, subtle variations in colour depth, bubbles, and edge shape mean no two sets are ever completely identical.

Is this chess set suitable for actual play, or just display?
Both — it’s built to be displayed as much as played on, whether as a coffee-table centrepiece, a collector’s showpiece, or simply a beautiful set to use. As it is made of resin it is very tough and easy to care for.

How is the board made?
The board is a thick resin slab with a smooth, polished playing surface and a raw, faceted “geode” edge — designed to look as though it’s been cracked straight from a glacier.