Egyptian Pyramid 3D Wooden Puzzle Pyramid Shaped Jewelry Box – Easy No-Glue Assembly – Clear Instructions Provided – Storage Slot for Small Items

The media could not be loaded. I’m obsessed with this thing. I’m so proud I made it myself and it is actually really cool to use to store small earrings rings and bracelets (necklaces may get snagged). It is a little tricky to get some pieces to click together and I would push them hard against my table to click. I made it in one night but mind you it took maybe 5-6 hours with some breaks, but I was deep in it and loved it! What a great final outcome and the mechanics is very cool. One of the last steps you add the tiniest piece on the bottom to lock it all in and I guess my pieces weren’t snug enough so it didn’t fit and trying to fix that would require constructing the whole thing again so ensure everything clicks in place and is snug. It still works without that last piece (I wedged a toothpick in there and it works fine!). Excellent project! For Egyptology enthusiasts especially.

Nice but very small, very tedious to put together. Must have patience.

I have not finished this, and it may take me a long time, too long for Amazon to want me to do a review for my Vine account, but I can already tell this is going to be a really challenging wooden puzzle. I did not read it right when I ordered it and thought it had less pieces, but I do get puzzles like this to do at times. It has 174 plastic and wooden pieces to it. The instructions are very clear, and everything is organized in the box to use. The instructions actually come as a thick booklet. It does not take glue; you just put the pieces together to form the jewelry box. I love Egyptian pyramids and got this to go with an altar that has those types of items on it. This will be great for anyone who loves a challenge and Egyptian-themed items.

This is even more fun that I was expecting! I love how impressive it looks. The design was very clever by incorporating wood into the pieces. I love that it doesn't require any glue or anything sticky like that. It really is a 3D puzzle. Everything Egyptian has always interested me. As a teacher I like having interesting and intriguing objects on my desk. This looks great on mine! Many students have noticed, complimented it, and started conversations about it. You can store/put whatever little things you like into it. I had no issues or complaints to report which is always a good thing. I really like and would also recommend it!

I was so looking forward to assembling this but I’ve found it a bit of a nightmare & put it aside pro temps. I’m used to assembling many kits on the market, all wood so far, but this pyramid has proved to beyond my skill level. In addition I think it is considerably overpriced as it is very small. If I get round to finishing it, I’ll review my star rating to a 4.