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Bartesian Not stated by the maker

A clear-ice mold offering a cube or a sphere, with no size, count or freezing time published.

Bartesian clear ice maker mold tray for cocktail and whiskey glasses

Bartesian Not stated by the maker

A clear-ice mold offering a cube or a sphere, with no size, count or freezing time published.

Type
Clear ice mold, compact tray
Shapes
Cube or sphere, as stated by the maker
Water
Filtered water
Method
Described as needing no complex instructions; no technique published
Cube or sphere size
Not stated by the maker
Number of pieces
Not stated by the maker
Freezing time
Not stated by the maker
Dimensions
Not stated by the maker
Weight
1302 g (45.9 oz) — the heaviest item on this shelf
Material
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0B3G52X57
EAN
0850024487475
  • Offers both a cube and a sphere, which no other mold on this shelf does — the others are one shape each
  • A known cocktail-machine brand, which the three cheapest molds here are not
  • Five bullets and not a single figure: no cube size, no sphere diameter, no piece count, no freezing time, no dimensions, no material

Best for: A buyer who wants both shapes from one brand and is content to find out the sizes on arrival

≈ $35
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Specifications

Type
Clear ice mold, compact tray
Shapes
Cube or sphere, as stated by the maker
Water
Filtered water
Method
Described as needing no complex instructions; no technique published
Cube or sphere size
Not stated by the maker
Number of pieces
Not stated by the maker
Freezing time
Not stated by the maker
Dimensions
Not stated by the maker
Weight
1302 g (45.9 oz) — the heaviest item on this shelf
Material
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0B3G52X57
EAN
0850024487475

What the maker puts in writing

  • Crystal-clear mini sculptures in the glass
  • Big, slow-melting cubes that let you take your time
  • Add filtered water and let the freezer and mold do the heavy lifting
  • Choose the timeless cube or the smooth sphere

Five bullets, no numbers

No cube size. No sphere diameter. No piece count. No freezing time. No dimensions. No material.

Every other mold on this shelf publishes at least two of those, and the $7.29 tray publishes all of them.

What can be said for it

Two shapes from one mold, which is genuinely rare here — every other mold on this shelf makes one thing.

And 1,302 grams, which for a tray of this kind means a thick insulated body. That is how clear ice is actually made, and it is the strongest evidence in the listing that the clarity claim has something behind it. It is evidence, not a specification.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $35 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

What readers ask us

How big is the ice?

The listing does not say, for either shape. On this shelf the silicone trays publish 2 inches and the FDDAI sphere publishes 2.5 inches. For a mold sold on the size of its ice, that omission is the headline.

Will the ice be genuinely clear?

The listing claims it and gives no method. Clear ice requires directional freezing — the FDDAI mold here explains that, and its 1.3 kg (2.9 lb) weight suggests this one may be insulated too. But "add filtered water and sit back" is not a technique, and filtered water alone does not remove dissolved air.

Why the 1.3 kg (2.9 lb)?

Almost certainly insulation: an insulated clear-ice mold is a foam or plastic shell around a small cavity, and that is where the weight goes. The listing does not confirm it.

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