Alot of containers, it seals well

I use these to store all my diamonds for nails. Great size, very sturdy, gems are secure in the little containers very well, plastic is thick, lid closes snug, and also easy to open. I will be ordering more for all my nail art storage.

Easy to open and fill.

This is the second time I have ordered this product from this seller. Both are outstanding. This tray and individual cases are fantastic for storing my beads.

Love these storage container for diamond art beads

I bought 2 of these and I'm glad I did. The ability to mix and match is really nice for larger projects. If it turns out I need more I wouldn't hesitate to buy them. Very useful

After seeing multiple videos of diamond painters using these Elizabeth Ward trays, I knew I had to get myself one. My daughters gave me some Amazon gift cards for my birthday, so I was able to pick one up. I got the 45 piece set. I've been using it for about 2 months now on a couple of different diamond art kits.I love that it comes with 4 different sizes of containers. I can pick the right size based on the amount of drills that I have for each color and can mix up the order of how the containers are stored in the tray, so I can keep the containers in order of how the colors are listed on the chart. The tops open wide to make it easy to put the drills into the containers. The lid for the tray snaps on easily and keeps every thing in place.The container lids are a little tight at first but loosen up with use, but still keep closed, even if the container is accidentally dropped from your desk or table. The containers are made from clear heavy duty plastic, which allows you to see whatever you have stored in them clearly.I plan on picking up a couple more soon.

Shipped the same day love these bead storage containers

I thought long and hard on this issue of bead storage. Years ago I had put lots of $$$ into another available bead storage system only to find it very troublesome. They were those stacking round clear plastic screw-on stackable bead containers, but every time you’d go to get beads out, the screw tops would fail and all your beads would be scattered far and wide across the floor. It was frustrating. It was a waste. And if you had invested lots of $$$ into that system like I had, you’d be as livid as I was about that said bead organizing system. I can’t tell you how many times those problems occurred even when being cautious, and so by the end of a few years what I had was just mixed beads in various containers instead of beads neatly sorted and organized. I had also lost a great majority of my beads because of their faulty system... lots of beads now most likely hidden in the deepest recesses and corners of the room. $$$, down the drain..Er, ...down the ducts and forever stuck between floorboards. I never wanted to make that mistake again. So when it came to finding a replacement system, it took me years to decide. I searched around the internet. I found and went with these. I can tell you, they aren’t perfect, but it’s the best out there. My only concerns are that the lids will most likely break over time and the other issue being it’s hard to find the right sized container for different sized collections of beads. Doubling up on one sized container for one specific bead type will have to do when they all won’t fit into one container... but that’s 1st world problems, and nothing to really gripe about. Having an organized system with beads greatly helps with the creative process. I love how I can sort and stack these according to color size and type. It makes it easy to find the beads you want and also lets you know if you are low on bead quantities. Each container is separate, so there is no fearing upsetting other bead containments like with other systems. If you want to go to another place or room with just a few specific beads, you can quickly grab the ones you want and go.....and without worry of spilling. (If you do, it’s you’re fault for not shutting the lid!) All these factors make for a great investment. One last note I wanted to share: You don’t have to store them in the trays, though they are helpful. I found I needed something different, and so I arranged all the beads containers in a large pull out drawer. That way, they are kept in one place and can be seen easily instead of stacking them in the trays and having to move each tray to see all the beads. Also, if someone desired, a wall unit could be made to hold a great many of these containers if one wished to display them in such a way. Such a contraption wouldn’t be difficult to make and could provide a nice organized visual for efficient beading. Lastly, thankfully the Elizabeth Ward beading system sells the containers separately without the trays and I ended up purchasing more of those to finish organizing my beads. ...another great plus! So, I am very happy with finding this product and very pleased with the versatility and efficiency this bead organization system provides. No more approaching my beads with fear of spilling, no more messes to clean up and spending hours to try to resort, no more lost beads and investment. Oh, and as far as affordability... I didn’t do actual crunching of numbers, but round about, this system actually cost me a bit less or same as the other bead storage system I spoke about in my first paragraph. So THANK YOU Elizabeth Ward company. You have made serious crafting so much better.

Amazing. I'd been holding off because of the cost, but I'm totally happy with the product i even purchased a second for my husband. Some reviews had commented on the claps on the individual containers being too tight but I haven't experienced this at all

A mi me ha encantado calidad precio perfecta

Es imprescindible en mi vida... esta genial

I did a lot of research before buying this product since it's a bit pricey and because it isn't available in store where I live. However, it's worth every single penny, especially if you buy it on sale like I did. My only regret? Not finding out about this product sooner. I own thousands of beads and have so many different organizers from the dollar store, fishing supply shops, and craft stores. This is hands down THE best system I have ever used for small items like beads, findings, buttons, and sequins.I knew I would like it, so I bought 3 of the 82-piece and 3 of the 45-piece Darice Elizabeth Ward bead storage trays. I'm extremely happy with my purchase and will definitely be buying more. The package arrived very quickly, but FYI it was very heavy having all 6 in the same box. My poor mailman could barely carry it, so you might want to buy just 3 at a time because they could refuse to carry such a heavy package.After making jewelry for almost 20 years, I've learned that it's important to have completely TRANSPARENT (not just "clear") storage early on, and you need to be able to remove each container individually. You need a system where you can put it in front of you and see the colours/shapes without needing to remove any of the contents and so you can take the bare minimum with you on the road. It's also wonderful that there's room for me to label each container with the brand, price, shade, etc. without hiding the contents. It's very hard to do that with tackle boxes and other organizers where you can't remove any section. The labels it comes with are handy for basic information. If you need to write a lot of information, I highly recommend using a label maker (mine is Brother PT400 and is perfect for this use). For reference: I can comfortably fit approximately 150- 200 4mm glass crystal beads per tiny container. Even though the containers are so small, they fit a lot. There is much less wasted space than other craft organizers. For those of you who use sequins: you can easily fit at least one entire package of sequins in each tiny container. Also, when you consider that the 82-piece system comes with 78 containers, it's not actually as expensive as it sounds. You would easily spend that much if not more per bead vial without the whole system.If I had to write a possible disadvantage: some people will find it difficult to open these containers. You shouldn't try opening it on your own because you'll probably break a nail or simply won't be able to open it. I use needle nose pliers to open the lid, and this method works well for me each time. However, I wouldn't recommend filling the containers to the brim because that makes it difficult to open even with pliers. Since I realized I could use pliers to open the containers, this isn't a disadvantage for me because that's what makes the containers so sturdy! I've opened and closed a few containers multiple times, and they still snap firmly shut. Most other bead containers open way too easily and usually not when you want it to, causing beads to spill everywhere. If you've ever used a pill box type container to store beads and dropped it, you know how they fly everywhere and are a pain to clean up. I doubt this will be a problem with these containers. I've noticed some reviewers complaining that it's difficult to open the containers, so if that's the case, just have your pliers handy and lift up the lid with just one end of the pliers. It's super easy to open if you use that method. 5 star product & 5 star delivery to Canada! Highly recommended for any crafter that uses lots of small items like beads, findings, buttons, and sequins.