A clear and teal glass jellyfish sculpture with pink spiral tendrils, beneath a chef's knife on a wooden board.

Extreme macro close-up of a translucent crystal jellyfish bell—hemispherical, 4 cm tall—with an aqua-teal outer cap and three separate fuchsia-magenta spiral tendrils suspended inside like coiled glass ribbons sitting upright on a dark wooden cutting board. The jellyfish has distinct crystal layers visible through its translucent surface, each layer glowing with internal light refractions. A sharp chef’s knife enters frame from above, positioning at the top of the crystal jellyfish. The blade makes first contact with a satisfying “clink” and begins the first slice—cutting straight down through the clear cap and vibrant tendrils with crisp crackling sounds. The knife lifts, repositions, then makes a second parallel cut approximately 5 mm away, creating the first crystal slice that falls away with delicate tinkling sounds. The process repeats methodically: knife positions, cuts through multiple crystal layers with each slice, producing distinct crackling and breaking sounds as each thin crystal wafer separates. Each cut exposes cross-sections of the aqua shell and multiple magenta spirals, revealing new internal geometric patterns and refractions. Time of Day: controlled studio lighting. Lens: fixed extreme-macro top-down shot (no camera movement). Film Stock: ultra-crisp digital with enhanced crystal effects. Audio: (critical) repetitive crystal cutting sounds, multiple tinkling breaks per slice. Background: Dark wooden surface accumulating crystal jellyfish slices. Camera: See more