

Billes & Co, Marble Treasure Box — Seashells, Large
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Fifty-eight glass marbles in the colours of a day at the beach — sun, sand, ocean, and the particular gleam of a shell held up to the light.
The Large Seashells box is the most texturally varied collection in the Billes & Co range. Alongside the standard and mini glass marbles in sandy, oceanic, and coral tones, the set includes four oversized giant marbles and twelve pearly flat pebble marbles — the pebble shape being unique to this collection, and the most tactile addition the range offers. They are smooth and cool in the hand, weighted like the real thing, and just as satisfying to sort, stack, and arrange. The complete palette reads as sun, sea, and sand in miniature — the kind of collection that stays out on a shelf rather than going back into the box. Every marble hand-inspected and sorted at the Billes & Co Paris workshop. No plastic anywhere.
- 58 marbles including 4 giant marbles and 12 flat pearly pebble marbles — the most texturally varied box in the range
- Sun, sea and sand palette: sandy creams, ocean blues, coral tones and pearlescent finishes
- Pebble marbles are flat-shaped and unique to this collection
- Every marble hand-inspected and sorted at the Billes & Co Paris workshop
- Ages 5 and up — small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months
Billes & Co is a French atelier run by Manu and Claire from their workshop in Paris. They source the world's finest glass marbles — currently from Mexico, the home of the best quality glass marbles in production today — inspect and sort every single one by hand, and arrange them into themed treasure boxes made from natural, recycled cardboard and coloured paper. No plastic, anywhere.
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