Mirror, personalized star map with light

At first glance, this personal star chart looks like an elegant mirror in a wooden frame. There is energy-efficient LED lighting inside. Turn on the light and bring the starry sky carved into the mirror to life.

How will the stars be positioned in the sky on our special day?

Our custom star chart is designed to capture the magic of a particular date and place by showing the exact placement of the stars in the sky. This personalized piece of art is a sweet reminder of the memories, experiences and milestones that hold a special place in your heart.

This is the perfect gift to capture a special day.

Surprise your loved one with a unique and personal birthday gift, a beautiful illuminated sky map engraved with a heavenly view of the moment you said "I do", started dating or had your first kiss.

Each mirror is carefully designed to show the exact positions of the stars and constellations, making it a meaningful and unforgettable birthday gift, wedding anniversary gift, newborn...

Materials: Wooden frame, mirror and led light

The product works with 5V electricity, with a switch and a USB connector in the cord. A phone charger (not included) is suitable as a power source.

Frame color options: white or black

📐 DIMENSIONS: 21 x 30 cm

🌟 Our custom star charts are accurate

We use unique planetarium-grade software with a catalog of over a million astronomical objects to calculate and render the position of each star for the most stunning and accurate views of the sky. It is possible to create a star chart for future dates as well.

✍️ Personalization:

I need the following information for a personal star chart mirror:

1. Message (Tell me what to write above the star chart, e.g. "Our star", "The sky when you were born", "Under these stars our story began", "Born under these lucky stars", "Under these stars you brought light to our lives ", ...) - up to 50 characters

The following information appears below the star chart

2. Name / names

3. Location (municipality/city)

4. Time at which the starry sky is counted (ie, e.g. January 2, 2022, 12:20 p.m.)