TUMBEELLUWA Rock Quartz Crystal Points Loose Beads for Jewelry Making, Titanium Coated Polished/Raw Quartz Beads 15 Inches Top Drilled,Multi-Color Crystal Points(0.5"-1.6")

I ordered these to use for my art pieces that I sell. I normally purchase these types of things from Michael’s Craft Store, however I wanted to try these out because when you do the math the amount you get for the price is way better. Michael’s sells about 10-15 strung for $9.99. That’s about .75-1 a piece. These were in the $15-16 range and I received 52 of them. That is around .31 cents a piece. They are the same quality and color however the the Trumbeelluwa crystals had quite a few bigger ones then I would get at Michael’s. I am very pleased with my purchase and will definitely be making another one for other colors.

I make & sell crystal/gemstone earrings, and I was super excited for these to try a new design. I’ll say first that 10% of these beads are great. However, I can’t use the other 90% to sell to the public. This is because either a) the hole was drilled in the middle of the bead so that it flops sideways when strung, b) the hole is at the top/end of the bead, but at a slanted angle so that it hangs crooked, c) has no point at all, just 2 flat ends, or d) is cut in an awkward way that’s just not pretty/aesthetically pleasing. I didn’t return them because I had to use the decent 10% right away, and I feel really cheated!

I have purchased 2 strands of Angel Aura Crystals from 2 different company for about the same price. As you could see from photo, the Tumbeeluwa one on the bottom is way bigger. Every one of the crystal could be use for jewerly for each one is smooth enough. The other one is a frosted finish, which is nice, but half or more of the crystals are too sharp for touching the skin type of jewerly , many are poorly shaped, and or too small for most kind of use.. I will definitely order more from Tumbeeluwa for jewerly-making pendant use.

They were smaller than I thought they'd be. Also fragile with many incomplete or misplaced holes. I still managed to make some nice crowns and jewelry

Much darker than expected - they look more like the deep blue beads rather than the grey ones I ordered. Beads are fairly large and long. The holes are nice and big, so I’ll be able to use leather cord; and all the holes are in the correct places on each bead. The titanium coating is quite thick and gives the beads a rather fake and glassy look and feel, although upon close inspection they do appear to be quartz.

The string did include all the colors pictured. Note that there were about 4 crystals that were compromised with black particles/strings embedded within the crystals. The colors are very light. There are 7-9 of each color: burgandy, light tourquoise, pink, yellow, green and purple. There were 24 clear crystals. The lengths vary and there were many more short crystals than long crystals. The long crystals had more "natural" blemishes.

You certainly get a TON of crystals, but if you're buying to wrap like I did... They're just okay.The photos and description are misleading.A good portion are too skinny to wrap but could be used for some earrings.Some are super short and some are long but the majority lie right smack in the middle of the two. Not long, but also not short, almost exactly the same length.Some of the crystals I recieved are also quite cloudy with no iridescence, but the majority are beautifully transparent (not clear, but transparent enough to be pretty) and the iridescence is great.I just wish the crystals were thicker so I could get some decent wraps. Most of these will end up as earrings, unfortunately.

Not sure what these were supposed to be but definitely not whats i expected from you guys. Nothing reached more then a half inch in size and the blah shine was nothing like the photos. not one of these were even close to a inch in size and were barely 6mm in diameter. Granted you sent alot but alot of blah is still blah. I might recut and use some in resin but otherwise this is destined to be ugly sun catcher do dad material.