Discover the Beauty of STMT Stamped Jewelry by Horizon Group Review

I've had a lot of dies, but I bought this one to have some extras. The quality is what you would expect for the price in my opinion. But because of the terrible smell, I couldn't use it. I had to put the whole set outside in the garage to air it and it will probably rust and I will probably throw it away. That being said, I could at least use a hammer, and that might be worth the price of the whole set, so maybe it's not that bad. It would have been fun to tinker with if I didn't already have…

I bought this product hoping I could hand print some cute tags. The kit comes with everything you need to start hand printing, including stamps, charms and necklaces, and the instructions are very easy to follow. However, there was no actual handstamping. The instructions state that you have to gently tap the metal block 5-7 times with a hammer to create a stamp. Remember that the instructions and box make the stamp larger. They offer you 1mm sizes. I tried her way, used a heavier hammer and my

I bought this for my daughter but after using it we both thought it was a complete rip off. First, the so-called "hammer" is a small toy hammer, more suitable for a 7-year-old child. There isn't enough power to make a deep impression as shown in the product photos. The stamp base is too small and because the rubber feet lift it off the work surface, each hammer blow causes it to vibrate, resulting in "ghost letters" due to small movements of the die between hammer blows. Additionally, some…