The sound of the Solfeggio wind chime
This wind chime is built around the Solfeggio frequency series: 396, 417, 528, 639, 741 and 852 hertz are produced through six aluminium pipes. You bring the atmosphere of ancient Gregorian rituals out into the open air, and each motion of the breeze creates a new chord on your terrace or in your garden.
What it brings into daily life
The Solfeggio sound suits meditation practice and a quiet summer evening in the garden equally well. You can hang it on the terrace, in front of a window or beside the entrance door, and soft, round tones arrive with every movement of the wind. Many users report that the Solfeggio sound also helps to release stress.
Material and packaging
The pipes are made of aluminium, the holder and striker of wood. The pipes are about 1 centimetre in diameter, with lengths between 22 and 42 centimetres. The full wind chime is 86 centimetres long and weighs 598 grams. The tuning accuracy is within ±0.25 percent, so you will hear a clear tone for years.
Where to hang it
Hang the chime where the breeze can move the pipes freely: at the edge of a porch, on a balcony or on a garden branch. Do not hang it in a place exposed to strong wind, as the constant knocking can wear the wooden holder. A half day of sun and a gentle breeze will give you the most beautiful sound.
Care and longevity
In winter, bring the wind chime in from the terrace and wipe the pipes with a soft cloth. The wooden holder can be lightly oiled with a drop of linseed oil from time to time, so the surface does not dry out. Do not leave it in prolonged rain, and you will continue to enjoy the clear Solfeggio sound for many years.