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Fidget, Putty & Slime

Fantasy Sparkle Crystal Putty

by Discovery Zone

Two-tone pastel glitter putty to stretch, tear, bounce, mould and pop.

Some afternoons, big feelings need a job for the hands before words catch up. Fantasy Sparkle Crystal Putty gives your little one a glittery, two-tone putty to pull, press, tear, bounce, mould and pop, so that tension has somewhere playful to go.

The one that comes out when the day feels a bit much

After a loud afternoon or a wobbly mood, it can help to have something simple waiting nearby. This is the kind of sensory toy that does not need a big plan. Your little one might flatten it, fold the glitter through, pull it into a shiny ribbon, then press it back into a lump and start again. Without anyone making a fuss, the putty becomes part of those in-between parts of family life when hands need work and feelings need a gentler place to land.

$11.65 $12.95
Two-year structural warranty Structural faults are covered under our warranty terms.
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Buying guidance

Is this right for your family?

Who this product is particularly well suited to.

Best for

It fits ordinary home days as a hands-on reset: your little one can stretch, tear, bounce, mould and pop the same glittery two-tone putty in whichever way feels good that day.

Dimensions

5.5 × 22 cm

Product overview

A glittery reset they can feel in their hands

Children often return to the playthings that feel different each time they pick them up. At first, the sparkle catches their eye. Soon, your child is testing what happens when the putty is stretched thin, torn apart, bounced, moulded or popped. Some days it becomes a quick hand-fidget after a long day. Other days it turns into a longer stretch-and-squish session. Before long, it is the putty they reach for when their hands need something satisfying to do.

Close-up detail of the Fantasy Sparkle Crystal Putty

Product details

Thoughtful details that make a difference

A reason to come back after the first sparkle

The glitter and two-tone pastel colour draw your child in, but the repeat play comes from what their hands can keep doing with it. Stretch it one day,
Why this matters

It gives your child more than one way to use the same sensory toy, which helps it stay interesting beyond the first look.

Hands get several jobs, not one trick

Some sensory toys only do one thing. This putty can be pulled, shaped, bounced, torn and popped, so your little one can choose the action that matches their
Why this matters

That variety is what makes it feel like a useful little reset, not just a glittery novelty.

A surprise colour without changing the play

Each colour is picked at random, so the shade may vary. The core play stays the same: two-tone pastel glitter putty that your child can work through their
Why this matters

Helpful to know if your child has strong colour preferences, while still keeping the tactile play clear.

Before you order

Practical information

Everything you need to know before bringing this product home.

Dimensions

Overall dimensions
5.5 × 22 cm

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

The details families often want to know before choosing.

Still have a question? Our team is here to help.

Can I choose the colour?

No. The colour is picked at random, so the shade may vary.

What can my child do with the putty?

They can stretch, mould, bounce, tear and pop it during sensory play.

How long is a typical sensory session?

Short, supervised sessions work best — a few focused minutes of exploring textures or actions, then put it away while interest is still high.

Can siblings use this together or in turn?

Best for taking turns or small shared play rather than large group use at once.