

Billes & Co, Marble Treasure Box — Unicorn, Large
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Sixty-eight glass marbles in the pink, white and gold of a unicorn's world — in four sizes, sorted by hand in Paris.
The Large Unicorn box is a significant step up from the Mini. Where the Mini contains 25 marbles in a single size, the Large unfolds to reveal 68 marbles across four distinct formats: medium marbles (14mm, 2 designs), classic marbles (16mm, 4 designs), giant marbles (22–25mm, 4 designs), and pebbles (2 designs). The palette runs through soft pink, white, gold, and the pearlescent shimmer of a world where unicorns are an entirely reasonable thing to believe in. Every marble is individually inspected and arranged by hand at the Billes & Co workshop in Paris, packed into a recycled cardboard box with no plastic anywhere. At 18 x 10 x 3cm and 480g, this is a box that earns a permanent place in a collection.
- 68 marbles in 4 sizes: 14x Mediums (14mm), 24x Classics (16mm), 4x Giants (22–25mm), 26x Pebbles
- Pink, white and gold palette — soft, pearlescent and dreamy
- Every marble hand-inspected and sorted at the Billes & Co Paris workshop
- Box: 18 x 10 x 3cm, 480g — recycled cardboard and paper, no plastic
- 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.
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