Rock 'N' Gem Surprise

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Web ID: 11170916
Crack open a colorful gem surprise with Rock 'n' Gem Surprise Using the included play hammer and chisel, kids can crack open each play geode and discover the translucent plastic gemstones inside. Match shapes and colors.

  • Product Features

    • Dimensions - 12" L x 10" W x 2.79" H
    • Contents include - 8 play geodes, 8 play gems in 8 colors and 4 shapes, 1 play hammer, 1 play chisel, 1 storage bag
    • For 1 player
    • Recommended for ages 3 and up
    • Plastic, Cloth
    • Wipe Clean with Dry or Damp Cloth
    • Imported

  • Shipping & Returns

    • Enjoy a longer window to return most of your holiday purchases. See our Extended Holiday Return Policy to see if this item qualifies.
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    • Please call customer service for returns.

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  • I couldn't keep the little hands out of the photo because he's obsessed with theses
  • The gems and the "stone" pods float - super fun
2 reviews
External reviewer
4 years ago

A favorite toy

This toy is a favorite in my preschool classroom. It is fun because you use tools to open the gems and the gems inside are very colorful. All of the children enjoy this set and I am hoping to get another one. I also use this as a go-to gift for preschool age children.

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External reviewer
6 years ago

Awesome for many ages and in pool/beach!

My 4 and 8 year old love these - as did a 5 and 7 year old they met at the pool (whose mom then bought the set, too, after seeing her kids play with them). They float so the kids would race to collect them and then open them to see who "won" any given round. I would make up different objectives (whoever gets the most hearts, whoever gets the most blues, etc. wins).

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Customer review from learningresources.com