Storm Cloud

Part weather curiosity, part sculptural décor, this eye-catching storm glass transforms changes in the atmosphere into ever-shifting crystal formations.

In the 1800s, during his voyage with Charles Darwin, Admiral Robert FitzRoy used and later popularized the storm glass, a device believed to offer clues about changing weather.

A beautiful twist on this classic instrument, the Storm Cloud is filled with a special liquid that forms different crystal patterns as conditions shift. Depending on the formations inside, the glass may suggest fair skies, clouds, rain, wind, or storms.