Review on Joytech Tippe Stainless Spinning Amazing by Christin Williams

Everything in the picture is moving Bought some trinkets to keep my 3 year old nephew entertained when I visit him. They are all made in China which is a minus for me but they are all as advertised and made well enough to last for many years. The round bottom needs some room to do its thing, it tends to move before tipping over. . Right out of the box it worked fine, a little jerky motion and it spins until the stem is twisted down and it makes a little chime before jumping onto the stem. Once there, I usually get 30-60 seconds before it falls off. Which is good considering how much energy is wasted standing on the barrel. For example another highlight in the picture, my record is 4 minutes 20 seconds, normally I get 3 minutes 40 seconds. The third element is a metal rattle that only turns in one direction. I admit I didn't even show the jewelry to my nephew and I liked them lol.