My white jewelry armoire was drab, and boring. Plain Jane to the max, from head to toe! So I decided to buy a hot glue gun, and about about seven or nine packages containing these breathtaking, sensational, and ultimately transforming little gems. They are just precious! (I can't remember exactly how many I bought, but if you personally need to know because you want your mini armoire of the same proportions to look like mine, [see photo], then contact me here and I'll make a special search for you, delving into my purchase history, and collecting the data you need. I will check here, not frequently, but periodically to see if there's anyone interested in doing the same as I have). These gems were a godsend to me! My project, (The first of its kind), could've easily gone from bad to worse, had the gems been non-uniform, irregular in shape, the wrong shade, or not as described. But instead transformed my entire regretted purchase decision from a once detestably boring eyeore of an object, into something to be proud of - a uniquely pretty visual attraction that impresses the multitudes, instantly bringing the her attention, praise, and fame here at the facility where I live, and several people enter and exit my room throughout the day. This, in turn, gave me not only a completely fulfilling sense of accompishment, but also the inspiration and courage I'd always needed to convert currently owned and future possessions into authentic works of art. It was super easy to do too! (Well, that is, once I thought to utilize a basic ruler, measuring tape, and pencil). Although you may, or many not have noticed this virtually miniscule detail, (regardless, I certainly notice it every DAY - this discrepancy that's tiny to everyone else, but glaring to me because its my own pet project, so much so it bugs me to no end), despite the mostly altogether invigorating result, there is a very minor problem. Not with the gems, but with my execution. There are two crooked first and fourth gems in the very top row, (also, see photo), which now, the first chance I get, I'll borrow a spatula and hammer to cleanly pop them off and correctly re-glue them back on because I initially tried to cut corners, and just eyeball it, which is definitely unwise, and actually rather lazy. I would certainly NOT recommend it to anyone. NOTE: NOT bypassing the easiest, but most necessary first step of measuring, and sketching out your markers is CRITICAL for a positive outcome.Hope this helps. Thank you for reading my lengthy review! Have a lovely morning!

EDIT: At the time of purchase, the H112 was the dark pink/fuchsia picture and not the baby pink it is now. I have noticed the listing has updated that the darker pink is under H108 and H112 is the baby pink. So in retrospect, it looks like it came down to getting the wrong color due to misleading photos at time of purchase.Despite that, I can say the product is a great addition to any craft or cosplay, and what I received is technically accurate. Would've loved the dark fuschia color as intended, but not entirely unhappy with what I came to work with.(original review)I bought these because this was the only seller who looked to offer this size in the dark pink color I was looking for. Unfortunately for me, what I got instead was a baby pink color and not the deeper pink as shown. It's unclear if the dark pink is even available to exchange. However, the size is correct and they are very well priced. It's less hassle to just paint these than to return them.