The mysterious, deep blue is like the "deep sea." About half of the surface of the crystal ball is coated, and the color appears to change in various ways depending on the angle and how the light hits it, creating a mysterious color. It's a very strange color, with hints of green to purple within the deep blue, and a subtle touch of yellow. There is a similar color, the "Deep Sea" suncatcher, which has a deep blue like "blue" and "navy." However, this one has a "turquoise" quality, with hints of purple and green, making it a truly unique color. Above the 30mm (3cm) diameter crystal ball, there are 10 octagons (octagonal prisms) stacked, with a large crystal bead on top. The brilliance of the octagons and the ball reflect each other, creating an even more exquisite color. Various shapes and colors of beads are also lavishly set above. One of the charms is that the color appears different when light hits it and when it doesn't. The area close to the suncatcher also sparkles with a blue shimmer. You can enjoy a different kind of sparkle compared to suncatchers with lighter colors. It has a strong presence even when displayed in a place where light doesn't hit it. Total length: Approximately 43cm Gold-colored wire (nylon coating) Metal fittings color: Gold Although it has been renewed to a different company's product, the brilliance is different from the inexpensive, no-brand crystal glass, and it is a high-quality, well-made product. The transparency, the beauty of the cut, and the composition are of the same quality as Swarovski crystals. The advantage is that it has attractive colors with exquisite hues that Swarovski doesn't offer. However, it is more affordable than Swarovski because it is more likely to contain minor imperfections (slight chips, scratches, inclusions, spots, etc.) than Swarovski. Depending on the monitor, the color may appear slightly different from the actual color due to the lighting conditions.