Stone Children puzzle

"Four of my children are scattered around, everyone is different in every part."

Solution Tips

This is a deductive logic and elimination puzzle. There is no set solution as the puzzle pieces will change daily. However, we have figured out an effective way to make this puzzle easy to solve!

The first step is to look closely at the statue in the middle. This is the parent. You do not want to copy anything that matches it, so start by removing any of the smaller statues that have the same face. Just toss them far away or over a cliff! You will not need them.
The next step is to repeat this same process with the hats, bases, and finally the body position.
Now that you have eliminated every piece that has a matching part to the central figure it is time to figure out where the remainder of the pieces go. Using the face, group each of the remaining pieces at one of the four locations around the central figure. You will usually only have one or extra two pieces of each face left at this point.
To solve the puzzle, pick up a piece and drop it as close as you can to one of the little circles on the perimeter of the puzzle. It should "snap" into place. It is usually best to start with the ones that have only a single piece remaining.
Once the easy ones are placed the process of elimination begins. Look closely at your pieces and eliminate any that match the children you have already placed in their hat, body or base.
Start with the child that has the least number of pieces left and place one of them, continue to do so until all of the hats, faces, body positions and bases in our image gallery below are shown. You will know that you succeeded when you are showered with gems!

Sometimes even when you have a correct answer the puzzle does not give the reward. There is a workaround to this issue. If you pick up one of the stone children and set it back into place this will often trigger the reward.