Super Z Outlet Acrylic Color Faux Round Diamond Crystals Treasure Gems for Table Scatters, Vase Fill, Event, Wedding, Birthday Decoration Favor, Arts & Crafts (1 Pound, 240 Pieces) (Assorted)

These fuchsia acrylic diamond vase fillers are absolutely stunning. I used them as table scatter and jar fillers, and they instantly elevated the decor. The color is vibrant, bold, and eye-catching—just the right pop to make centerpieces look elegant and festive. Guests at my event kept complimenting me on them because they added such a glamorous touch. The quality is excellent: each piece has a beautiful diamanté shine that catches the light perfectly. They’re lightweight yet durable, and the quantity you get goes a long way. I had more than enough to decorate multiple tables, and they still looked consistent and polished throughout. TIP FOR BUYERS:: Try mixing these with clear or gold fillers for a layered effect. The contrast makes the fuchsia sparkle even more and creates a dazzling centerpiece that photographs beautifully. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. Affordable, versatile, and gorgeous, these fillers turned simple arrangements into show-stopping decor. If you want your tables to shine and your guests to be impressed, these are a fantastic choice. Five stars, without hesitation.

I am planning to use these "Diamonds" as part of our home responsibilities and rewards system. The children will get diamonds for each chore/responsibility stick in their "done" jar, and will get a reward for a jar full of diamonds. I especially like the choice of colors, since each child will have his/her own color (to avoid confusion and fights). I'll be using the gold ones for bonus behavior rewards. All three colors I ordered (red, pink, gold) look fantastic in a candy jar and, I am sure, will motivate the kids to try their best! The size is perfect, too (about the size of average marbles). I didn't count how many pieces came in a bag, but the picture should give you an idea. Note that there are tiny defects on these acrylic crystals (see the picture), probably they were connected on the side when made. This is not an issue for me, but might be for some, so decide for yourself.

I bought these because I have my students take a Gems personality test each year. It labels them as ruby, sapphire, pearl, or emerald. At the end of the test, I give them whichever gem they got. I have high schoolers, and we usually do this in 9th grade. They'll pull that gem out their senior year and show me that they still have it!

I've bought packs of single colours before, so I aware of the size and quality - about the size of your thumbnail, and good enough to pass a 5-year-old's 'inspection of treasure'. And trust me, 5-year-olds are very careful inspectors when it comes to their treasure. Most are defect-free and look like perfect little diamonds - including the sharp point at the bottom (beware stepping on them in the middle of the night. Lego's have NOTHING on these things). But I'm here to talk about the variety. I'm a numbers person, so let's go with that. 51 light pink 36 dark pink (making a total of 87 pink... my son was not too keen on that...) 37 light green 31 dark blue 22 light blue 8 medium blue 1 turquoise (making a total of 62 that are blue) 9 orange (really, mates? Just 9?!) 18 yellow 17 red 24 clear (give or take a couple, my son grabbed up a handful and added it to his treasure chest before I could count the clear ones) 254 gems total! Above the listed number! Wonderful! Now, for defects. 3 total - 2 clear ones with some serious issues - massive gouges in the sides. 1 blue one with a tiny tab from the mould still on it. There was also a piece of red plastic from the moulding process, which is to be expected with plastic toys like these. It's a decent variety, but 1/3 of the gems were a form of pink. Only 1/4 of them were of the red/orange/yellow variety, a paltry offering for three different colours. He was a bit disappointed about that. My son was quite impressed with the number of dark blue and green, though. Once we removed the defects and pink gems, he had 164 to play with, which isn't bad. Decent hoard for a pirate captain. Over half of the remaining gems were a form of blue or green, which he deemed 'acceptable' (his favourite colour is green, followed closely by blue). I still wish I didn't wind up having to toss 1/3 of the bag because they were pink, though. **UPDATE** Purchased another bag - with LOT more variety, both in colour and in shades. Here's the breakdown: Red - 55 (1/5 of the bag was red) Purple - 5 Indigo - 4 (making 'variety of purple' a total of 9) Dark Blue - 4 (a disappointment, he loves blue) Medium Blue - 17 Turquoise - 2 (and yes, they are just as 'super special' as they were before) (that makes 23 'blues') Green - 10 (very nice, quite bright) Light Olive Green - 14 Light Neon Green - 3 (27 total 'greens') Pale yellow - 6 Yellow - 6 Tan (maybe coffee coloured?) - 9 Orange - 9 Pink - 1 (You have no idea how happy that makes me... he hates pink!) Very light pink - 14 Almost clear, pink tinge - 6 Almost clear, Yellow tinge - 44 (that's 17% of the whole pack) Completely clear - 36. And one oddly-shaped one that likely belongs to a different mould. That's a total of 255! There were only two defects - a pair of red pieces that hadn't been cooled enough before being tossed together - they were very, VERY stuck! This is far better than the last pack! Though he would have liked more blues and greens, the high amount of colour variation cheered him up greatly. Over 55% of the bag was either red or a variation of clear, which was acceptable to him. It's quite nice to see that each bag does have a significant variation from the others - and that we didn't end up with 80 pink ones again. While each shade listed may have had fewer diamonds per, there was an extreme amount of variation within each base colour. I do want to note - I read a large number complaining about the quality. Let me be honest - these are over 250 plastic 'gems' for less than a pub lunch. No, they're not perfect. They're not GOING to be. And they do wear down - they're PLASTIC (thankfully for my feet. After a few months, they're no longer QUITE so bad to step on in the middle of the night). They're good for toy treasure chests, table scatter (if nobody looks closely), reward jars, and vase fillers. Crafting... not so much. I suspect that a hot glue gun would destroy them, they aren't flawless, and there's no guarantee of the colours. Still, I'm quite pleased with the purchase!

Great product and price.

These are really nice. They are exactly what i was looking for but what i was looking for did not work for what i needed it to do. If you need them for crafting these are your thing If you need them for light to emit through for scary eyes it is NOT what you want. Definitely good quality and value. Would definitely recommend if you need them for crafting

I got these as decoration for my son's pirate themed birthday party. They looked awesome scattered on the tables and were fun for kids to find buried in sand. My children love to play with them now, after the party, as well. They sort them by color, hide them around the house, pretend to be pirates etc. They are vibrant and well made. None have chipped or broken. They are on the smaller side so I wouldn't give them to kiddos who still put things in their mouth, but otherwise they are great! Highly recommend them!

Fun small gems that fit within a quarter. Just what i wanted in size, not too large or super tiny. These gems have no holes in them for beading/jewelry making which is great because I didn't need them for that purpose. The majority colors were white and hot pink. These were bought for an older child's "treasure" chest. A decent buy, 1 pound for almost $13 bucks.

Me encantan, vienen más de unos colores que de otros, pero para mí eso no es problema. Se supone que son 240 y venían 264 :D Llegaron antes de lo esperado.