$25.99 from Incan World Gifts - This gorgeous little chime is perfect for indoor or outdoor enjoyment. One large owl holds 5 smaller owls. The weather conditions of the Andes contribute to its hard shell that is similar to wood. Approx. size: 12 x 2.5 inc

$49.95 from Wisconsinmade.com - These unique and original Copper Cattail Wind Chimes sway in the breeze, then touch and softly ring, creating music for your garden. Each set is hand crafted and therefore, "One of a Kind."

$39.00 from Wonders Of The World - Very eye catching and eco-friendly, this wrought iron and recycled glass wind chime is unique. Individually hand crafted by ingenious African artisans into a charming and original decorative piece. A Fair Trade product.

$29.99 from Modern Artisans - Each chime is individually created using kiln-fired glass panels in shades of blue and green. Secured with durable nylon cording, the glass dangles from natural driftwood. Made in the USA. Also available in rainbow!

$19.95 from What on Earth - Delicately tinkling in the lightest breeze, these whisper-thick shells are polished to a gorgeous gleam; sleek polished coconut shell adds a great texture. 26" long.

$49.00 from Wonders Of The World - Shaped by hand and fired in a wood burning kiln, this charming wind chime features a sleeping cat and a group of dangling kittens. 28" long.

$30.70 from OutdoorDecor.com - The tranquility of this ancient music is perfectly suited for the random movement of a wind chime.

$24.95 from Wind & Weather - A generous collection of colorful capiz shells turns every breeze into a refreshing echo of the sea. Windowpane oyster shells are hand carved and sanded into pleasing geometric shapes.

$10.00 from Botanical Accents - Frost proof ceramic. Mix and match colors and sizes. For the garden, or in a pot. Tops and bottoms are separate so they can sway and tinkle in the breeze. 11" stem. 3 1/4" x 2 14" cap.

$28.00 from OutdoorDecor.com - Katherine Bates wrote this composition during a trip to Colorado in 1893 and the view from Pike Peak inspired her poem, "America the Beautiful". Six tubular silver bells play F4, D5, C5,A#5, A5, and G4. J.W.