Hexagon Jars Gold Lid (15pcs, 1.5 oz) Hexagon Glass Jars with Gold Plastisol Lined Lids for Jam Honey Jelly Wedding Favors Baby Shower Favors Baby Food DIY Magnetic Spice Jars Crafts Canning Jars

Nice little set of jars. The glass is sturdy, and the lids are secure. I use these to portion out small condiments such as salad dressing and mustard, so they've had liquid in them without leaking.They arrived in a single layer box, with each individual jar separated by cardboard, so everything arrived in good shape.I can see using these for crafting, or displaying tiny things such as beads or colored sand.I took away a star because the lids are secure, but the metal is very thin and gets easily dinged up, so it seems like the jars will outlive the lids, making them useless as a set.

The jars themselves are very nice thickness but the lids will not stay on they constantly Pop off they do not lock on. So it’s a good product if you do not care if the lid stays on or not do not take this and put anything in it if you are traveling unless you tape the lid closed. I have purchased several times from them it is the same problem every single time but they’re the only ones I found with this size of jar that I need

These are nice little jars. HUGE plus: the product description actually includes measurements of the jars, instead of the external packaging. This shouldn't be unique, but it is.The jars, though nice enough for my purposes, do not all sit evenly on a flat surface. Most of them are a little wobbly.They shipped quick, all of them arrived intact. They make nice little planters for my aquarium plants.

These are the perfect size for storing my homemade citrus-chili paste--yuzukosho. I sterilized the bottles and the caps by immersing them in boiling water for a few minutes, then filled them for my paste. I did not hot-water process these as I didn't know if the caps can be used for canning like mason jar caps. So I ended up refrigerating the 10 bottles for storage.

They're so great! I have been growing my own herbs for a while, but when my plants grow faster than I use them, they end up wasted. Now I dry them and store them in these jars instead! They're waterproof and airtight (when the lid is fastened, of course), and have survived being dropped about 4 feet more than a few times...

I ordered these when I ordered some 3 oz jars of the same style, though I didn't know exactly what I wanted to do with the smaller ones. I knew I'd find something though, and I did! They're perfect for decanting inks to use with dip pens or getting the last bit out of a bottle for fountain pens. They're also the right size for holding small amounts of spices. I'm sure I'll find even more ways to use them as time goes on.

The lids are just fine on these jars. Tighten up too much and the thin steel tabs will likely bend, too little and the lid will leak and maybe loosen, but they do give a definite feedback once they are at the correct position.Yes the lids will stick to a magnet, but are not (yet) magnetic themselves.

I filled the jars with honey, added a label. One side of jar was the Anniversary couple's name and date of wedding to now (50 years) - the other side had label reading - Honey Bee Mine for another 50 years.Tied a bow around them and had at each place on the dinner table. Everyone loved them.