Children's Timber Magnifying Glass and Case
made to be kept
inspired by nature
ships in 1-2 business days
Description
For the child who stops to look at everything.
The Children's Timber Magnifying Glass and Case is crafted from sustainably sourced FSC-certified beechwood with a smooth, child-safe finish, sized to fit small hands. The 5x lens is strong enough to reveal the hidden world in a backyard, a rockpool, or a patch of grass without overwhelming young eyes, and tucks safely into its own vegan leather case when the adventure is over.
A beetle crossing the path. Tiny veins in a fallen leaf. The rough texture of tree bark up close. Your child already notices these things - this just helps them see even more. Each glass is individually made from natural beechwood, so variations in grain and colour are nature's signature, not a flaw. Designed in Australia, suitable for ages 3+.
The Details
Shipping
*Free standard shipping in Australia for orders over $200. (excludes bulky items, regional areas and express)
Flat rate shipping Australia wide
- $15.95 Standard Zone 1 (VIC, ACT, NSW, SA, QLD, TAS)
- $17.95 Standard Zone 2 (WA & NT)
- Express available at checkout
Bulky Surcharge applies on select oversized items and will be shown at checkout
Standard shipping typically takes 3-5 business days. All pre-order items will ship with your full order once all stock becomes available.
For more information please see our Shipping & Returns page.
Returns & Exchanges
We want you to be happy with your purchase. If something isn't as expected we accept returns within 30 days of your order being received. The item needs to be unused, in its original condition and original packaging.
Return shipping costs for change of mind are the customer's responsibility, and unfortunately we're unable to accept returns on sale, or promotional purchases. For full details on how to lodge a return or exchange, head to our Returns & Exchanges Policy.
If you have any questions at all, reach out hello@wattleandclay.com.au and we'll be happy to help.
