325pcs 14mm Pearl Beads for Jewelry Making and Crafts, Perlas Para Bisuteria, Vase Filler, Beads in Bulk, Ivory

I needed 18mm Pearl beads for a project but was not finding the right size at the craft store and other places I checked. I found these and thought that for 144 pieces for such a low price , I'd try it but was truly not expecting that they would be as nice as they are . They have a solid feel , not at all cheap thin plastic beads like you'd expect. They're very shiney and pretty . I am not exaggerating, this is a great buy . I like them so much and I didn't want to take the chance on not finding them in the future so I bought 2 more bags , so I now have 2 sets of the white and 1 set of the ivory. I highly recommend these .

These look very nice and are a value for the price.

The media could not be loaded. This is my third time ordering from them and I do not see myself stopping anytime soon. 💃💃

This company's pearls,really any beads, are always precisely sized, accurate amounts, & a ñice pearly shine. They don't look like cheap plasticMy only suggestion is that each time you open a new pack, open it over a large bowl.Some of the bags rip open way too easily!

I love the shine in it alot

I was looking for purchase pearl beads for my wedding DIY centerpieces. To test it out, I purchased 1 bag of these 10mm pearls.They are beautiful and definitely look classy. I was able to fill 1/4 of a 10.5 inch vase and still have half the bag left over. The look I was going for was 1/4 pearl filled cylinder vases in the middle of a baby's breath wreath with water in the vases and a floating candle.The only downside to this is that these pearls do not sink and they float in water so it didn't work with my vases. I tried tapping the bottom to get some air bubbles out, but with 27 vases filled with pearls (I eventually purchased 10 more bags), there was no way I had time to tap each vase all crazy to get them to sink. If you have another project in mind for these pearls, they are great looking (a little cheap feeling though), but don't do so well in water.

These worked out extremely well for me. I saw some curtain holdbacks on Etsy that were faux pearls with a crystal in the middle for over fifty bucks each. I thought - I can make those. I got some twine, some silver loops for the ends, some chandelier pendants, and these pearls, and made my own. All together I spent less than I would have spent for one of those holdbacks, and made 5 with the crystals for the living room, and four without for the bedroom. In addition I was able to adjust the length to be exactly what I needed. I screwed cup hooks into the wall to hold them.A few of the pearls were slightly rough around the hole, but I just used a large thick needle to clear the way for the twine.Fantastic

These ivory pearls were perfect in the centerpieces we had at my daughter's wedding reception. The vases had a LED candle at the bottom with about an inch of pearls surrounding it then water gel beads and more pearls suspended by the gel beads and water with a floating candle on top surrounded by more pearls.....beautiful!