CRYSTAL DISPLAY CONSTRUCTION 1. Cover the base of the display with white gravel. 2. Carefully place your crystals on the white gravel. You can use dinosaurs, trees, and plants or your own decorative elements (e.g. other figures, dried flowers, stones, fresh flowers, gemstones) to decorate your crystal display. Do not place liquid objects (e.g. liquid soil) on the tray, as the crystals will dissolve. 3. Cover the tray with the transparent cover. Congratulations! Your impressive crystal display is complete. You can complement your crystal collection with this!

HOW IT WORKS; When you add the crystal compound to warm water, it dissolves into tiny particles. These particles are too small to see. The liquid is the solution of the powder. In fact, it is a saturated solution, because if you mix more powder, it will not dissolve anymore. Gradually, the water cools down and some amount evaporates. Now, the water cannot keep all the particles dissolved, and some start to rejoin. More particles join together, and after some time, groups of particles join. The particles join in a way that creates the crystals you see, with straight edges and flat surfaces.

CONTENTS 2 large bags containing white chemical crystal compound, 3 small bags containing dye substances, 1 small bag containing a mixture of white beads, 1 mixing container, 2 bags of white gravel, 1 mixing spoon, transparent cups (1 large, 1 medium, and 2 small), ring shape templates (1 large, 1 medium, 2 small), 1 transparent cover and display base, 3 dinosaurs, 2 trees, 2 plants. Also required, but not included in this package: a container with hot water, a measuring cup, an apron, protective goggles, and plastic gloves. Instructions are included in Greek.