Eye of Horus Puzzle

Name: Eye of Horus Puzzle
Brand: Jean Claude Constantin
SKU: JCC0067
Price: 16.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

£16.95

The Eye of Horus is a neat, challenging puzzle box that is part of the packaged range of puzzles by Constantin.

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Description

The Eye of Horus is one of the packaged range designed by Constantin of Germany. The aim is to open the box and straight away you'll find some moving components but it will likely take a while to work out what is going on.

A nice, challenging puzzle box at a really affordable price. The Eye of Horus has a small storage space inside and could be suitable for hiding a small gift or note for a loved one.

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Eye of Horus Puzzle

£16.95

Our Thoughts

Great Value

Often puzzles can seem really expensive but we think the Eye of Horus offers great value for money. A clever design that will take a while to figure out it has a nice storage space inside. A great gift for budding puzzlers.

Brand

Jean Claude Constantin

Difficulty

Level 6

Material

Wood, Acrylic, Metal

Origin

China

A nice gift

Bought as a Christmas present but I opened it out so I could put a gift inside. The space inside was small but a little more generous than I'd anticipated - it could take several small items of jewellery. After a couple of attempts to open it, I had to check an online video for a partial solution and it turned out that something was causing the lid to stick and so it was missing a slight sideways sliding motion that was needed to complete the puzzle. I was able to free it up with a little bit of shaking and nudging and then it didn't take too long to complete. I haven't seen the gift recipient but apparently she really liked it. The company are lovely to deal with.