Yesker IPV023 Package of 24 Small Mini Glass Jars with Cork Stoppers-Size: 1-1/2" Tall X 3/4 Inches Diameter, Count

Perfect for what I was needing it for. They are small, but perfect for tiny rocks, charms, even small dried flowers. Perfect for crafty little projects. The corks are a little loose, but nothing a little glue doesn't fix, DO be careful not to push the cork down to hard for it will go down so far you can't get it back out. Shipping was on time, but I do wish they would take a bit more precaution as far as packaging, the were just wrapped in bubble wrap , inside a bigger box, that obviously they could just tumble around in, so I was a little concerned some of them may had been broken, but they weren't. We all know how some places can handle packaging for delivery, and it's not always so gentle. Other than that, I will definitely order this product from this seller again in the near future. Price is very reasonable.

I used these for sand art and shell art. They are very cute and look beautiful

The bottles are larger than I expected (Should have broken out the ol' measuring tape) BUT actually ended up working better for the projects I had in mind for them. Great quality too and packaged well when I received them.They do not come with eye hooks, but I just bought a $3 pack of necklace rings from Michael's (or you could just knot the necklace string around the neck of the bottle).The bottles were wonderful for my "Escaping Octopus" necklace (placed next to bottle cap for size reference in the picture) and could even work for house decor, mini terrariums, or a plethora of other things.

Love these things!Large enough to hold at least a tablespoon of substance such as powder. Holds small shards of stones or other items well, just need to be small enough to fit into the mouth of the bottle.Cork is strong. Do not press too keeping into the bottle until you are ready to leave it alone. The cork may chip off if not careful when it is seated snuggling. I broke off a piece of the cork being too eager to re-open the bottle. Learn from me, take your time... be patient and gently lift and twist / wiggle. It will come out without breaking but you have to go slow.The corks hold little eyelet hooks well. Again, twist the hook in carefully, do not be aggressive or super fast. Think of it as Art and take your time and you should not damage the cork. I did not damage any corks; however, I learned my lesson from twisting too aggressively on smaller vials.Ordering another set. I only bought one set of 24 but after filling them... I wanted MORE!!!I will try to add photos later... I was so into the crafting I did not think to take any photos!

Very small, I should have taken a ruler and checked the size before i ordered. I got these to use as wedding favors with wildflower seeds in them, I think they are a steal, can tell they are real glass and the corks are good as long as you handle them with care. However, I might consider doing more than just these, pairing them with another favor maybe, regardless I'm sure they will be a hit, very cute idea, and at 6 bucks per 24, you simply can't go wrong.On a side note, my bottles where all out of the holders and rolling around in the box, I don't know if this was a company packing error or my UPS guy using our packages as morrocas, but luckily non of them were broken.

I have now purchased these twice. You can never have too many little bottles! I have some with little beads, small pieces of crystals. dried flowers and so much more. The are rather small but the are a good size for a single serving of scented oil if you are experimenting with blending oils. I love these little guys. They arrive all wrapped together in a cardboard box. The corks are a bit crappy and will fall apart but I have only "lost" 2.

These little jars are very delicate. The cork is wonderfully fitted in them. Whatever you plan to store in them, it will not get out. They actually look great when you use them in your craft projects, and they are perfect for Voodoo and witchcraft. I bought these so that I could put a little graveyard dirt from my ancestors' graves on my alter without worrying about it getting spilled. I can still use the dirt or salt or cascarilla from them, but I can use what I need and then cover it back so that it is protected.I recommend that you go ahead and buy the hook eyes to make necklaces or crafts with these.

These jars serve their purpose if you are very careful with them.However watch out for this:1. I barely dropped one of them, it basically just slipped out of my hand and rolled onto the table, it fell probably a distance of 5 inches, but it broke into pieces. The glass is very thin. If you are storing some sort of elixir in these jars then handle with care because they could break and your liquid will spill out.2. The cork must be jammed all the way in for them to be completely sealed. This also makes it hard to take the cork out when you want to open them.3. The neck of the jar is very small so it is very hard to take things out of it. Especially liquids because they get suctioned into the jar. I need to take all liquids out with a dropper which I stick into the jar and extract the liquid out with. So this is not a good place to put vodka that you want to sneak into a bar. Unless you want to extract your vodka out with a dropper.I'm sure some people will run into less problems than I did..... but anyway...... I hope this helps!