Holiday deal: This beautiful lunar jigsaw puzzle is just $10

BetterCo. Full Moon Round Puzzle 500 Pieces
(Image credit: BetterCo/Amazon)

There are few games as classic as a good jigsaw puzzle. This holiday season, add some celestial flare to your family bonding time with this full moon puzzle set by BetterCo. 

BetterCo features many designs on its puzzle sets, including a few other solar system bodies. The BetterCo lunar jigsaw puzzle is now on sale for $10 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $18.95. 

If you prefer getting a set that depicts Mars or a planet Earth puzzle, they are currently available at their usual price of $25. Fortunately, the set featuring a full moon image taken by NASA is now $8.95 off (47%) from its retail price at Amazon. You could also purchase the trio for $60 if you prefer to have them all.

Amazon is also offering an additional 10% discount with promo code DECEMBER2021 at checkout for all BetterCo puzzles. 

BetterCo. Full Moon Round Puzzle:$18.95$10.00 at Amazon
was $18.95 now $10 at Amazon US

BetterCo. Full Moon Round Puzzle: $18.95 $10.00 at Amazon

This 500-piece jigsaw puzzle is the perfect family activity this holiday season. As you assemble the moon's facade, vibrant details in this lunar NASA view will start to appear. 

There are a few perks to this set. The full moon jigsaw puzzle comes with 500 pieces, and as you assemble, vivid craters and the textures of the lunar surface will slowly come into view. 

The puzzle is also made of high-quality and durable recycled-paper cardboard with precision-cut shapes, according to BetterCo. The manufacturer adds that the puzzle's image was made using natural soy-based inks. 

If you are traveling this holiday season and are lugging all your gifts along with you, the 1.54-pound (0.7 kilograms) compact item will be easy to transport, too. 

BetterCo says this puzzle is intended for ages 12 and older. 

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Doris Elin Urrutia
Contributing Writer

Doris is a science journalist and Space.com contributor. She received a B.A. in Sociology and Communications at Fordham University in New York City. Her first work was published in collaboration with London Mining Network, where her love of science writing was born. Her passion for astronomy started as a kid when she helped her sister build a model solar system in the Bronx. She got her first shot at astronomy writing as a Space.com editorial intern and continues to write about all things cosmic for the website. Doris has also written about microscopic plant life for Scientific American’s website and about whale calls for their print magazine. She has also written about ancient humans for Inverse, with stories ranging from how to recreate Pompeii’s cuisine to how to map the Polynesian expansion through genomics. She currently shares her home with two rabbits. Follow her on twitter at @salazar_elin.