Solonoble "Premier" board game with tiger's eye, Zlatoust

The Tiger's Eye Saltbox Premier board game is an exquisite embodiment of intellectual leisure, created for those whose daily routine is filled with power, decision—making and a sense of impeccable taste. The precious combination of noble stained oak, sparkling gold and mesmerizing semi-precious stones turns the familiar gameplay into an act of aesthetic pleasure. The surface of the playing field is decorated by hand, smoothly polished holes and tiger's eye chips slide easily under your fingertips, reminding you of touching an object of exceptional dignity. The rules are simple: fill the cells with balls, leaving one empty, and then alternately jump one ball by another into the empty space, removing the jumped one from the field. Moves forward and backward, horizontally or vertically are allowed — the task is to leave a single ball in the center of the field.

The Zlatoust technique of decoration used in this product gives the game not just a unique look, but the character of a work of art. The gilded surface is decorated with the finest engraving and shining silver elements, complemented by inserts of tiger's eye— a stone that has long been associated with clarity of mind and firmness of will. The handmade work of the masters of Chrysostom is reflected in every line, in every bend of the ornament, in every reflection of light on metal. Carefully adjusted proportions, precise symmetry and decorative angles enhance the feeling of harmony and give the object the weight that is so appreciated in business gifts and executive-level items.

Solonble Premier is designed for those who prefer to reflect rather than rush, and see the game as a way to sharpen their strategic thinking. The path to victory lies through thoughtful combinations and moves calculated several steps ahead. The game can be either a personal challenge to yourself, or a thoughtful duet — in competitive mode, the winner is the one who releases the largest number of cells. And when playing together, there is a rare opportunity to team up for one goal — to find the perfect strategy leading to the only remaining ball in the center.