

Billes & Co Marble Treasure Box — Space Mission, Large
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Fifty-nine marbles from the furthest reaches of the galaxy — in the blue, silver, black, and iridescent colours of deep space.
The Large Space Mission box contains 59 glass marbles across 12 varieties: seven varieties of standard marbles, four varieties of shooter marbles, and one variety of special marbles — each one in the colours and textures of an intergalactic adventure. The palette pulls from the universe itself: dark matter blacks, satellite silvers, iridescent nebula swirls, deep spacecraft blues. Hold one up to the light and it looks like a planet. These are not decorative objects masquerading as toys — they are genuinely compelling things to hold, study, and arrange. Every marble hand-inspected and sorted at the Billes & Co Paris workshop, packed into recycled cardboard.
- 59 marbles across 12 varieties: 7 standard, 4 shooters and 1 special
- Galaxy palette: deep blues, silvers, blacks, iridescent nebula swirls
- Every marble hand-inspected and sorted at the Billes & Co Paris workshop
- Recycled cardboard and paper box — no plastic anywhere
- 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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