32 Colors Crush Glass Glitter

I ordered a mixes set of crushed glass first. The purple soon ran out so I ordered a separate jar. This is well worth the money. So bright and vibrant.

Great mix of colour and mixes well in resin

Although a great mixed glass medium, I am disappointed with the the colour received.However I will still make good use of it.

As described thank you

I'm very disappointed with this, I thought it would sparkle and shine a lot more. Not worth the money

As described. Haven't used yet

Disliked the fact there was no chips in the container

They are smaller than expected but I really love them and will order again.

The jar is small, but I need so little for my resin projects that it will last be for quite a long time. The gold is perfect and looks amazing in resin. Will buy again in the future.

I had a jar of the silver and loved it so much I wanted to buy other colors, but obviously I didn't want to spend that much money until I was sure of the colors, so I ordered this set. The colors are awesome. These are just sample sized though (less than 1 oz per color. So if you have a larger project, you will need to order a larger bottle of the desired color. Other reviews about color seem pretty accurate. The silver looks great against metallic paints and strong colors. However, when placed against dull blues and grays, I was unpleasantly surprised to see a definite warm gold undertone. Comments about blues - there aren't any blues in the collection. The mineral blue is a dark grey, indigo is a very dark purple, and sky blue is a definite green - pretty shade, but not blue. This was disappointing because I work a lot with blues, but good to know before I ordered something I thought would be blue. The rosy gold and rose gold are very similar. When putting a little of each on a white paper plate , I had difficulty telling them apart. The rose gold appeared to be slightly pinker, so it would be my preference. I would not buy both colors. Verdigris is not a green, but a gold with greenish tint. Looks good against other greens, but if you are looking for a toned down gold, the light gold is nice, Actually all the golds are great. The dark brown is more of a sparkly brown - not too dark, but not light. The Brown is more like a lovely shade of copper. Lavender is more like magenta. Coral Purple is like a very pretty medium dark purplish pink. Sakura Pink is a lighter pink with a light purple undertone. Reds are very similar and difficult to tell apart, but looking closely, the wine red is more wine than the red, and the brownish red is more brown. Granite Grey is a perfect sparkling medium dark grey. The black is a flat black - no sparkle. Totally loved the iridescence of Colorful White. The Clear is ok, but store brands at Michael's or Hobby Lobby are better & cheaper. The Mint Green is a minty looking medium green, Grass Green is a lighter green with yellow undertones, The Emerald Green is a darker green, but it also appears to have a yellow undertone. There was no pure green like you would want for St. Patrick's day Update 6 months later. Used silver glitter on project in July 2025. It looked wonderful, but now it's beginning to tarnish or darken, which isn't so wonderful. Glitter was applied on top of acrylic paint sealed with Krylon varnish fully cured. The glitter was applied using Mod Podge. I did not apply a top coat or sealer to the glitter.

This glass glitter is a super addition to the resin projects that I make. They add a nice pop of color and sparkle. It is nice that they come in a little jar for easier storage and use. There is an iridescence to the glitter, which mixes nicely with other colors. I like that it isn't just a flat color.

These were even better than I expected! I used them in resin and they turned out just gorgeous! they are small enough to work well in smaller forms and the color is a beautiful copper, despite it being labelled 'brown'. lol Can't wait to try some of the other colors!

Beautiful n price is reasonable and a great amount