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I had some doubts at spending so much at first.But this has been a great office toy and conversation piece in my office even though there is no real use for it other than a paperweight. Its weight is so deceptively heavy that people think it is a powerful magnet. The little stand is the icing on top. It makes it look so cool.Everyday I pick it up and I am amazed everytime. It is well worth it for the entertainment value, but also, being a rare metal, it will only continue to increase in value.I cannot weight to go up in size one day! I would love to have a 3” or even. 4” cube!If you have the disposable income, buy it!

I purchased this to give people an idea of the heft and density of plutonium. It is extremely heavy for its size.

First of all, the cube that I got is absolutely perfect! All of the corners and edges are sharp and crisp. It's definitely not safe for children so be warned. I couldn't be happier with the quality and value!

Fun HEAVY item to have on desk

This Tungsten Cube was great! It came in a nice little box, and was in good shape. It arrived quickly after order, just in time for me to gift for Christmas. It seems to be good quality, the surface is smooth and the edges precise, though I didn’t take the time to find purity using density. I think it’s a nice trinket, and a good gift for the nerdy people in your life (or yourself) as long as you’re willing to spend this much for 1 cubic inch.

It came as advertised, it's a cube of tungsten

What I love about this tungsten cube was the fact that at least 99.95% of the atoms in it had exactly 74 protons. It has six identical sides, each more identical than the last. The corners are sharp ( that’s good and bad). Everyone who holds it is amazed, and probably admires me just a little more for it. I suspect the 1” tungsten cube might be starting a torrid love affair with the 1” magnesium cube next to it. If I find tiny magnesium tungstate cubes appearing on my desk, my theory will be confirmed.

Gifted this to a friend, though one of the corners was flat and looked like it had been dropped. Other than that this thing is super cool, it's a great little fidget.