Art3d Mother of Pearl Square Shell Mosaic Tile for Kitchen Backsplashes, Bathroom Walls, Spas, Pools 12" X 12" Pack of 6(Shimmer Gray)

I absolutely love this tile! It was significantly cheaper than any of the other mother of pearl tiles I saw online and in person. I had ordered a sample of one that was more than twice the price, and the quality of the shell was identical on this and the more expensive tile. The mesh can be cut with regular scissors, making it easy for even a novice like me to DIY. I found it hard to cleanly cut the tile chips themselves (tried a couple of different glass and tile nippers and a dremel), but was able to get around this by cutting a few single rows/columns of tile and adjusting the spacing a bit where needed. Because of all of the different tones and light reflection, this tile is pretty forgiving when it comes to small shifts like this.It is even prettier in person than in pictures! I included a few different lighting examples in my pics to demonstrate how the shimmer changes depending on how the light hits it. I couldn't be happier with my new backsplash, and would highly recommend this tile to anyone. Excellent value and quality, and it's very easy to work with.

Not only was the mother-of-pearl backsplash beautiful, it was thin and easy to work with. Speedy delivery in one box. None of the rules came loose from the mesh.I was impressed on how uniform the tile was.No need for a tile cutter.... just use a mosaic tile nipper. I used a white super-flex mortar, a sealer (because it's natural stone/shell), white grout, and a white caulk. Take your time..... mine spent 3 days due to allowing mortar and grout to set and dry. The haze left on the tiles was easily wiped off with a clean, dry rag because i applied the sealer first and again after grouting was complete. I bought 6 packs on 6 12×12 tiles because i had 30 sq ft to cover. I only opened 5 packs... due to no mistakes. Debating on returning the single pack or soaking ideas for using them on another project.Highly recommended and satisfied.

Ok look we’re no experts. But we did our best and it’s a vast improvement from before. We use mussel bound sheets underneath the tile after priming and smoothing the wall. Then attached the sheets (some grout lines are bigger than others because attaching perfectly was hard. Note that all the shapes are naturally imperfect and not flat, it is real shell. Which kinda makes the shapes more forgiving, but definitely not for you if you’re looking for perfectly square tiles)We used an eggshell maipei grout and it looks beautiful. I noticed some of the tiles unattached from the mesh backing and ended up sealing somewhat crooked in the grout but oh well. No one else notices. I still need to use an impregnator sealer but the final look is fresh and beautiful. Photos are pre-grout.

I love the tile! I was slightly worried when I got the box originally because it look like there might have been a brown tint to it. But once it was set against the gray and white background of the kitchen you didn't see brown at all. I put it up pretty easily with some liquid nail and then just used putty to grout it. I was a little nervous about using the putty but it's been up 4 maybe 6 months now and I haven't had any issues with it. It still cleans well.I also have no previous experience doing this, so you know it was easy. A couple of the little squares that had popped off but they easily go back up. It's also easy to cut the mesh background to make it whatever size you need it and to take it around corners.

paper thin impossible to install

This tile is beautiful and was cheaper than home improvement stores. The only bad thing was the price went up SIGNIFICANTLY and we needed to order more to finish.

It comes out really good

Tile adds an extra special touch to bathrooms. Highly recommend! No defect issues found, but since the material is very thin, it is best to install tile with a “tile setting mat“ and “non-sanded grout.”