💧 30000 Clear Water Gel Jelly Beads Vase Filler Beads - Ideal for Floating Pearls, Floating Candle Making, Wedding Centerpiece, Floral Arrangement - Transparent Review

Great product. I used this to create centerpieces for my brother's wedding. Attached is a photo of the first version I came up with (not the final one) but it was great. The product was very clear and could not be seen when the water was added. It was great value for money because honestly I didn't need a lot of beads and I have more than enough for my next event. Excellent investment.

Bought for an upcoming wedding. They work perfectly. Stayed wet for a very long time and didn't swell forever. I haven't used most of them as the event hasn't happened yet. I measured out a very small amount, e.g. B. 1 teaspoon, and put them in 1 or 2 cups of water to see what ratio I would need for the size I want. Be sure to swell in small batches as they grow very quickly. Can be from a 1-2mm ball to about 8-10mm. Very resilient so be careful when pouring or scooping.

Great work on the tables! Everyone asked how I made the vases and I almost didn't want to share them. Be sure to soak for at least 6-8 hours! A tablespoon of unhydrated pearls filled several vases! I made 9 vases, alternating colored faux pearls (also bought from Revain). Fake pearls appear to be floating because they are sitting on the water pearls, but it's hard to tell because they become translucent after adding water. Add a floating candle and Boom! I still have so many pearls left! I…

I just LOVE them for my decorations when I get hired for events. They are easy to immerse in water, and then gradually grow larger and more beautiful. In this image they are only about 50 percent of the size to which they will expand. And I love the fact that I can pour out the water when the events are over, put a piece of cling film on top of the vases and they will return to their original size over time. After that, the next time I want to use this vase, all I have to do is put water in the

Excellent value for money. I bought 2 packs and had way more than I needed. But I would recommend a guide. I had to google how to do it and even then I still had no way of measuring how much to do. The beads all expanded and were very cool. After adding a submersible light, extra water, and a floating candle, I had some pretty cool birthday party decorations! Several suggestions. Make sure you have several gallon jugs for easy portability and a wide hopper makes this very easy. Also, I used a…

These things are amazing. They are perfect if you cannot water your plants daily as the soil/plants will absorb the water from the balls. The pearls will shrink and expand as they are watered again. I use them in my garden, in pots and in my mother's flower bed (she doesn't always forget to water her flowers). They do particularly well with clay potted plants, as the clay appears to absorb some of the water. My cats find them interesting and I often see them playing with them. No doubt my…

I used these beads in centerpieces for my wedding dinner rehearsal. A small bag made 12 large bags of zipper beads (see photo), so I had enough beads to fill 8 large center pieces from the few bags remaining. To expand the balls, I filled a large cooler halfway with water and added a bag. After a few hours the radiator was covered with balls so I added more water and kept doing this until a layer of water formed on top. I've found that for shipping, picking them up with a hand strainer and…

Earlier this year I had a Roman festival for my birthday. As part of the aesthetic, I did a raised floor in my living room so I have a sunken pool in the middle. However, as I was on the third floor of an apartment building I didn't want to fill the pool with water as that could cause problems in the event of a spill/leak. That's why I chose water balloons. In total I ordered about 85,000 beach balls that fit in the 4x4 square children's pool. It took a few days to get all the pearls wet and…