The Pyraminx Crystal, invented by Aleh Hladzilin in 2006 and sold by Uwe Mèffert since 2008, is a dodecahedral puzzle with 12 faces, each featuring 5 corners and 5 edges. Its deeper cuts create a triangle-kite pattern, scrambling colors for solvers to realign. A collector’s gem, it has 1.68 x 10^66 combinations, with Simon Westlund’s 2:18.87 solve as the unofficial record. Solve corners like a Kilominx, then permute edges with R L’ R’ L. QJ’s smooth versions shine. On Rubikverse, the virtual simulator offers a thrilling way to master this puzzle anytime.