Assorted Colors Bulk Pirate Jewels and Gems - Set of 250 Pieces Review

It is very beautiful. I bought them for my fountain but there were quite a few floating around. I thought they would sink and stay in place. I just found another use for them. About the earth in my flower pots!

Don't worry about the color choice when buying. You will end up with a bag of different colors no matter what it looks like. Bought specifically for certain colors listed as an option but did not receive it. Please correct the list of available colors on the page.

Everything corresponds to the description. We made treasure chests out of it for the kids. I want some of them to be a real gem shape and not a random speck. They resemble a raw stone rather than a jewel. Kids love them and they hurt your feet like Lego when you step on them on the carpet. Enjoy!

We use them as a 'reward' in the catch doing good vase to motivate our young children. I was hoping they were a bit bigger but that's ok. (And not for lack of description before purchase. Size is given. I was just hoping they would be in the 'bigger' group.) Added some photos so you can see what variety we got, its size and that every 250 pieces. looks like a 4x4x10” vase.

I didn't know what to expect from this size. The release says "mm" when it means "see", although the quality is good. I've seen board games (Ascension and Till Dawn) with elements of the same shape, but they're bigger. You will receive a color set. I received: 31 White 27 Yellow 13 Orange 17 Red 17 Light Pink 26 Pink 18 Dark Pink 15 Light Purple 16 Dark Purple 17 Dark Blue 14 Turquoise 13 Blue 19 Turquoise Green 8 Light Green IE total 251 pcs.

I LOVE them! Bought to decorate the office for Halloween. There are board games in our area, so I play the board game Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs. This will fill the mine carts I make out of cardboard. They are perfect because they are not perfectly shaped rocks but exactly what you would expect of a dwarf digging out of a mine. 😉 One review said they were prickly. I see someone say this, but it's just rough edges to me, nothing sharp or dangerous. Although a toddler shouldn't play with it…

The kids and I came up with a system where each color of the gem represents a reward that they can earn based on what they do. Every day I give them a white gem that costs 10 purple and so on. A gem's color is worth something and can be used to choose a place to visit (e.g. a zoo, museum, etc.) or to do something you love. and the whole family should do the same. or buy the video game you want. etc. It worked great and they keep them in a wooden treasure chest. They even agree among themselves…