A few quiet minutes you can hold in your hand.
Four tuning forks, a wooden mallet and a guide to your first week. Keep a set for yourself, or give one to someone you love.
- Every set comes with a guide to the first week
- No app or subscription needed
- Ships straight to the person you're giving it to
Why a tuning fork
A first ritual takes about two minutes: strike a fork, hear one clear note, and listen until it fades.
A sound you make
You strike it, so the note starts when you choose and rings live in the room.
Nothing to switch on
The fork, the mallet and a few minutes are all it takes.
Three moves to learn
Strike, hold and listen. The guide that comes with your set takes you through the first week.
A gift that comes with the how
Whoever opens it gets the forks, the mallet and the guide, so they know where to start.
Shop by moment
A few minutes, any time of day.
The Gift Set
The same four forks as The Four, packed to give. The forks roll up in their own case, and the puck gives them something firm to strike on. The set arrives in a purple gift box with a note card for your message. The Ritual Guide is printed and inside, so the person you give it to can start on day one, even if they've never held a tuning fork.
$129.00
Two forks to feel, two to hear.
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128 Hz · a low C
Weighted. Hold the stem and feel it hum in your hand.
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136.1 Hz · close to C sharp
Weighted. A second low hum, about one piano key above the 128.
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256 Hz · C
Unweighted. A clear ring you hear, a shade below middle C on a piano.
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384 Hz · G
Unweighted. Strike it after the 256 and you hear a perfect fifth, the jump from C to G.
For the one who looks after everyone else.
Every set comes with The Ritual Guide, so the person you give it to knows which fork to pick up first and how long to listen. Send it straight to their door with a note from you.
Not sure which set?
Answer six quick questions, from who it's for to how it should arrive. No email needed.
Questions
I don't know how to use tuning forks. Where do I start?
With one fork. Strike it with the mallet, hold it by the stem and listen until the ring fades. The guide that comes with every set takes you through your first week, one small step a day.
What's the difference between weighted and unweighted forks?
Weighted forks have round weights near the tips of the prongs. Hold one by the stem and you feel it hum in your hand. Unweighted forks are bare. Hold one close to your ear, without touching it, and you hear a clear ring. The Four has two of each.
Is it safe to use?
Strike the forks only with the mallet or on the puck. A table, stone or metal edge can chip a fork and change its pitch. Strike away from your face. To listen, hold the fork about two inches from your ear, without touching it, and keep the prongs away from your eyes. Leave the weights where they are: their position sets the pitch. Keep the forks in their bag or case. This is not a toy: keep the key and the small parts away from young children.
Which set should I choose?
The Four is two forks to feel and two to hear, with a mallet and a bag. The Gift Set is the same four forks in a roll-up case. It adds a puck to strike them on, a purple gift box and a note card. Still deciding? The quiz takes six questions.
Can I send a set straight to the person I'm giving it to?
Yes. Put their address in at checkout and we'll ship it to them.
Do I need an app or a subscription?
No. The guide comes with every set, and we don't sell subscriptions.