648 Pieces Sealing Wax Beads for Wax Seal Stamp, Wax Seal Beads with 4 Candles, 1 Spoon, Perfect for Embellishment of Cards Envelopes, Wedding Invitations, Wine Packages, Gift Wrapping

I'm joking, of course. I'm joking, of course. It's a good wax with a wide range of colors to choose from when sealing.

Memphis Huffman

| Mar 28, 2021

  The wax is lovely in and of itself, but the candle's flame would leave a layer of black ash on the spoon's bottom. When pouring the wax, the ash would stick to it and leave black melted marks swirling around in it, so I used a towl to wipe it off before pouring.

Aubriella Hogan

| Jan 25, 2021

This set is a steal, as only three beads are required for a satisfactory seal. br>br>In addition to the twenty-first century, there are twenty-first century technologies. There are four colors and hues included, and you can mix and match beads to create custom shades and color patterns with varying degrees of saturation, brightness, vibrancy, and nuance. br>br>Sealing wax sets, in addition to alluring parchment paper, exquisite crystal dipping pens, and deep luxuriant inks, are an essential tool in the handcrafted writing of an archaic writer from an anachronistic age long since ignored by the digital imperative, i. e. , me.

Sydney Monroe

| Feb 26, 2021

Fortunately, mine didn't get strewn around in the mail. Although some beads appear to be too similar, I can't say I'm disappointed. The wax beads are much smaller than I anticipated, but they're still adorable. I made a tally of all of the different colors. They are not all given the same amount, but there are a total of 648 pieces. br>br>I'll have to melt a few of them and use them with my wax stamp to see if they're any good. After that, I'll provide an update. ***They are decent. br>br> It takes a long time for wax to melt. The spoon will turn black, but it will come off with rubbing. It's also important to let the wax cool completely. Although the wax ripped a little, I can remelt it and reuse it. Overall, the colors are lovely.

Madeline Mooney

| Dec 25, 2021

So I'm not taking away a star because the spoon turned black, because it had no effect on the wax when I poured it. It's as good as new if I just wipe it off with the wax residue. The wax is satisfactory; however, you get exactly what you pay for. Some of the colors appear to be made of plastic. y, but overall, you can't go wrong at this price! It's extremely simple to use. It doesn't take much time, but I recommend investing in a gold or silver metallic pen to make the stamp stand out against the wax's color. If you're on the fence about buying it, just go ahead and do it! It's a fantastic beginner's set.

Ricardo Harrison

| Jul 07, 2021

I haven't had the opportunity to use it yet, but the colors are identical to those in the picture, and I counted a few of them. It appears that they did not count each bead piece because some are missing, but this isn't a major issue given the large number. It smells more like plastic than wax, but I'm hoping it won't melt. Aside from that, it's nice, and the colors are a little darker than they appear in the image. The beads are actually a little less saturated and darker than I had anticipated. Nonetheless, it's a pleasant experience.

Erik Mullen

| Jan 09, 2021

When you put it over a flame, it turns black and ashy and emits a horrible chemical odor. Before the spoon turns completely black, I can only melt for one wax seal. If you don't clean the spoon before pouring the wax, black ash will get into it, which is bad. The spoon also lacks a pouring spot, instead having a flat edge all the way around. I'm pretty sure I'm going to have to throw the spoon away. I wish I could come back, but one of the candles had already been lit.

Crosby Ingram

| Nov 10, 2021

I'm new to wax sealing and wanted to broaden my options, so I bought this. It appeals to me. The colors are bright and cheerful, and you can mix and match them to your heart's content. There are both shimmery and flat color options, which I like. For the price, you won't find anything better!.

Robin Bennett

| Oct 21, 2021