

🌿 Elevate your green game with geometric glam!
The NCYP Geometric Glass Terrarium is a 5.9x5.9x7.87 inch transparent glass planter with gold brass framing, designed for hanging or tabletop display. Ideal for succulents, air plants, and decorative botanicals, it offers a stylish, mess-free way to showcase greenery without soil or water retention.




D**N
Very excited to use!
This product appears sturdy and well-made. I love the fact that it has a metal eyelet at the top so I can hang it from my ceiling. My cats like to eat plants so hanging displays are great for me. I cannot wait to fill it up with succulents!
E**E
Beautiful, elegant piece to complement any room
This is a very pretty and stylish item. The gold details elevates it and elevates the spot where it's placed. It's packed well and would make for a great gift
T**N
Beauty
These are very good. If I could get ahold of the manufacture I would buy 25 more.
A**M
not for actual plants
don't use this if you are planning on putting actual live plants in it. it gets rusted and moldy and that was only after a couple weeks
E**M
Attractive, but does leak
I bought this to make a tiny succulent garden for my niece for Christmas. I do feel for the price it is a bit small, but that didn't bother me. It is very attractive as pictured. It comes with a small fibrous string that I definitely would NOT use to hang this - I feel a small chain or something more sturdy should be provided. And as a warning, it does leak when you water the plants from the bottom glass. Overall, though, it is very cute and my niece was very pleased, but I did have to warn her about the leaking and that she would need something sturdier to hang it with if she wanted to do so.
L**Y
Super cute.
Good quality, looks adorable. Water does leak when plants are watered.
A**O
It’s sturdy yet fragile looking. Love it.
It’s lovely. Placed a rather large succulent in it.
A**R
I thought it would be bigger
It is a nice product I just thought it would be bigger
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