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Roll of the Dice: 9 Cool Dice Sets

One thing leads to another around here. I’m sure you can relate. Last week, I used dice beads to make a bag charm, and that led me to looking for wood dice, and before you know it, I’ve found ALL SORTS of cool dice sets.

There are people in this big, beautiful world of ours having SO MUCH FUN with unique and pretty dice sets, and I love that for them.

If there’s a game you enjoy playing that involves dice, you can substitute in a cool dice set for the basic ones that come with the game. Some of these are so pretty, you can leave them out as decor without making your house feel like a casino.

Check out these cool dice sets I found! 


Acorn Dice | Etsy

It’s almost autumn, so these acorn dice seemed seasonally appropriate.

set of three wood dice with acorns for the dots

(image: LoboBearGifts via Etsy)


Wedding Favor Dice | Etsy

I do like practical party favors. In my romanticized version of a wedding reception, guests could play a game while sitting at a reception or dinner table instead of trying to make awkward small talk. Small talk is hard!

These come in different colors to potentially match the wedding colors.

white dice on blue background personalized to say Victoria and Dawon September 20 2026 for a wedding favor

(image: KimonoRobeStore via Etsy)


Walnut Wood Dice | Etsy

These are definitely a dice set I’d keep out in a small bowl on a shelf or side table.

walnut wood dice heaped in a pile

(image: UniqueProductsInc via Etsy)


Custom Photo Dice | Etsy

Is that Travis Kelce’s face on those dice? Haha!

You can submit any face or pet photo, and this Etsy shop can print it on your dice. These would be fun for a birthday, graduation, or retirement party.

hand holding white dice with colored dots personalized with dog faces and travis kelce's face

(image: TiffanyCollected via Etsy)


Butter Dice | Etsy

Butter makes everything better. This dice set comes in a butter box!

This would be a fun gift for one of the silly gift exchanges that happen during the holidays.

set of dice colored to look like butter and are packaged in a box that looks like a butter wrapper

(image: GirlyPopTabletop via Etsy)


Botanical Mahjong Dice | Etsy

I don’t play Mahjong, so I don’t understand why these are specifically marketed as Mahjong dice, but they are pretty!

set of two D6 mahjong dice in a green acrylic botanical pattern

(image: AureVoraStudio via Etsy)


Honey Dice Set | Etsy

How sweet it would be to play with these dice! It is sad that the seller has to put a “do not eat” warning on their listing, though.

Oh, and they come in that honey jar!

dice set made to look the color honey spilling out of a honey jar and surrounded by honeycombs and recipe books

(image: YourMagicDice via Etsy)


Cheese Dice Set | Etsy

I promise this is the last food-themed dice set on the list. If you know a cheese lover, they’ll get a kick out of these.

P.S. Don’t eat these either.

set of dice made to look like cheese that come in a box labeled brie

(image: YourMagicDice via Etsy)


Metal Mahjong Dice | Etsy

These dice are metal and have a heavy weight, which apparently makes them fun to roll. They come in different colors, too.

metal mahjong dice set colored black with pink flowers and white numbers

(image: sparkettedesign via Etsy)


Dice Cord Keeper

Here’s a bonus idea for you that is not a dice set. At least, not in the game-playing sort of way. A couple of years ago, I made a dice-themed cord keeper to keep a charging cord from falling off a desk or table.

You can get the instructions for that craft here.

diy wood cube charging cord holder wood dice charging cord keeper 10 handmade gifts


FYI – If you see things like D6 or D20 on any of these Etsy listings, it refers to the number of sides the dice have. DnD is shorthand for Dungeons and Dragons.

Anyway, it was fun for me to go down this rabbit hole of dice sets because now I have a few ideas for unique and thoughtful holiday gifts. Plus, I learned something new about how people interact with others and the world. That’s always a good thing.

Do you play dice games? Which are your favorites? You can comment here on this blog post, email me here, or reach out via direct message on Instagram or Facebook. Comments are like happy mail from a friend. They totally make my day!

Happy Playing! May the odds be ever in your favor!


Thank you for hanging out with me today. I hope we’re past the awkward small talk phase and can get into the juicy stuff! Speaking of juicy stuff, here are a few more blog posts you might enjoy.

How to Make Wood-Burned Dice

DIY Board Game Coasters

Vintage Game Gallery Wall

 

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