Fitzroy Storm Glass Globe - Desk Decoration & Gadget - BAW11003

Fitzroy Storm Glass Globe - Desk Decoration & Gadget - BAW11003

Fitzroy Storm Glass in the shape of a globe is an elegant desk gadget inspired by classic weather instruments. Thanks to its striking look, it fits perfectly on a desk, shelf, or dresser. It is a great gift for anyone who loves science, geography, and unique interior accessories.

This unique combination of 19th-century science and modern design reacts to weather changes. It creates beautiful crystals inside the glass globe as the weather shifts.

HOW TO READ THE CRYSTALS:

• Clear liquid: Sunny and dry weather is expected.
• Small, cloudy stars or flakes: Cloudy weather, fog, or rain is coming.
• Large, feathery crystals: A storm or heavy rain is approaching.
• Threads or lines at the top: Windy weather is on the way.

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

• Material: Glass, wood
• Dimensions: Height 18cm, Barometer diameter 9cm, Width 13cm
• Liquid Composition: Water, ethanol, natural camphor, ammonium chloride, potassium nitrate
• How it works: Crystals change shape based on ambient temperature and atmospheric changes.

THE PERFECT GIFT FOR:

• Office, study, or living room decoration.
• Science and meteorology enthusiasts.
• People interested in geography and travel.
• A unique accessory for a modern desk or bookshelf.

HISTORY AND SCIENCE:

Storm glass was popularized in the 19th century by Admiral Robert FitzRoy, captain of the HMS Beagle, the ship used by Charles Darwin. The liquid inside is a mix of distilled water, ethanol, camphor, potassium nitrate, and ammonium chloride. The crystallization process changes with thermodynamic shifts in the environment, helping to indicate upcoming weather changes.