How Crystal Tones harmonized sets are matched
Every set on this page was curated using music theory — each one is matched by complementary intervals. A perfect fifth, an octave, or a major chord built from the root: intervals that sit well together whether the bowls are played at once or one after another. Each bowl's cents deviation is part of the match, so the bowls in a set are close in tuning as well as in note.
The exact bowls you hear
Each Crystal Tones bowl is a one-of-a-kind instrument with its own alchemy, note and cents deviation, and each is individually recorded. The bowl in a set's recording is the exact bowl that ships. Press play on a set to hear the bowls together, or open the set to listen to each one on its own.
Two, three or four bowls
Two-bowl sets pair a bowl with its perfect fifth or octave. Three-bowl sets add a third interval — a major chord, or a fifth with its octave. Four-bowl sets extend a chord with an octave or a near-unison pair. Filter by set size or by harmony to narrow the page.
Multi-bowl savings
Save 10% on any two Crystal Tones bowls and 15% on three or more; the discount is applied in the cart. Every bowl ships with a mallet and O-ring. Free US shipping, hassle-free returns.