FUTUREPLUSX1050PCS Clear Vase Fillers, Acrylic Fake Crushed Ice Rocks Fish Tank Vase Centerpiece Party Table Scatter Props Display

I like the item for this project its work great and will buying them again.

Very nice!

These are very interesting golden rocks. They're not really gems, not really fake ice, and not really rocks. They are a solid gold color, and this package comes with a LOT of pieces (1050). They are all identical, and I'm not sure yet what I will do with them. I ordered them with the purpose of using them in epoxy resin river tables, and I will most likely still do that. I recommend these gold rocks to others, I'm sure there are a lot of interesting craft/art projects that they can be used for.

Fine for what we needed them for, but they did have a smell that wouldn’t go away.

I wouldn't at all call these FUTUREPLUSX acrylic gems "fake ice rocks," "fake diamonds," or "gold ice cubes." However, they are shiny and pretty with a glossy gold finish. If you want to add a quick, easy and inexpensive splash of color into your life, you can certainly use these gold acrylic "gems" (??) in plenty of different ways.This Amazon listing describes these acrylics to be around 1/2 inch in height, width or depth, and that's consistent with what I received. They arrived in a heavy, clear "zip-lock" package for conveniently keeping the unused gems together all in one place. Of note, these acrylics are plenty small enough for small children to try to eat or swallow them, so be sure and keep these small items stored safely away from small children.I have come to learn that some of my plants can live just in water, without any dirt at all. So I've come to propagating my bamboo plants in water to let the roots grow out, and then PLANTING them inside of a clear glass container, with colored rocks ... or broken glass ... or acrylic "gems" inside of the container to hold the plant upright. These gold acrylics will compliment my other colored rocks and green plants nicely.My acrylics did have a "plasticy" smell ... so I'll try rinsing them off ... and / or letting them "air out" before I use them in public.