FUNSHOWCASE Resin Ring Silicone Mold for Liquid Clay Crafting, Resin Epoxy, Jewelry Making 24-Count

None of them have any size tags, I wish they did because I am playing guess game what size each of them could be. There are only 3 that are size 6, one is size 7.5, one is possibility size 8 or 9.. The rest of them are less than size 6 or 5.. I played with Resin with most of them so far. Most of them fits my 8 years old daughter, whom ring finger is size 5. Some are loose on her finger, some are tight, some fits right. 1 of them that I assumed was size 8, which is my size, made resin rings and it turned out to be 7.5 because it's too tight on my ring finger. The biggest one, I haven't made the resin ring out of yet. I might have to buy ring measure tool to figure out size of all those and figure out the way to mark them so that I will know which is what size next time I make rings.. Other than that, I love the silicone and it's durable and to be expected. I am happy for my daughter to have fun with variety rings for her to make and wear. I also wish there is more variety of size 8 too, lol.

The sizes looked really small but once I made several rings I realized the sizes were around 5 top about 9. Perfect sizes. They worked really good. Happy with purchase. Got it within a days time too.

got a few same size duplicates, only got 3 of the smallest in one of the types which makes it useless when i needed the largest sizes. they're all quite small but the duplicates i got were all unfortunately all the smallest

It would be really helpful if there was a max fill line or some sort of indicator that you've filled the mold up to where it's supposed to be filled, because it's really hard to judge. I ended up pouring too much resin into my first batch, which resulted in rings with sharp, excess edges that I'm going to have to sand off (see pictures to see just how much extra resin I used on one because there was no line or indicator to tell me when to stop).Resin is difficult to get into the molds, but to be fair, that's to be expected with molds so tiny.Overall though, I do really like these. It's going to take several tries before I learn how much to pour in them, but I think it'll be fun after I overcome that hurdle. Recommended with the warning not to use too much resin.

Tiny fingers can wear these, that is all.Also, some of the molds are designed to shape the ring, but due to the mold sitting "flat" they do not allow for the resin to settle properly to fill the mold; either you will need to do multiple pours of resin, a waste, or overfill them and doom yourself to shaving and grinding them into shape.A bloody shame, really.If they were properly sized for realistic adult hands and angled properly, these could be fun.Instead it's a sham. U_U

The media could not be loaded. At first I thought the rings would be too small but you just have to remember the size is based on the inside of the mold. The mold that I used barely got on my finger but after the resin was cast it was big and at least could go on my thumb. I have small hands but definitely not children sizes.

Easy to use and cheap

Only received 23 of the 24 molds. The other reviews are right about these rings being very small. However, I checked them with calipers and they are exactly the US sizes advertised. Do completely ignore the non US size numbers that the pictures seem to apply arbitrarily. A US size 8 is not a size 16-17 anywhere in the world. The US sizes are correct though. Unfortunately, I ordered these based on the fictitious sizes assuming they were listed in US sizes. I thought I was getting large US sized rings but instead, as advertised, the largest is a US size 8. It is perfectly a US size 8, but that isn't what I thought I ordered. The major issue is the missing mold. I am missing the size 7 pentagonal/cocktail mold, which would be critical to me since I need the larger sizes. I'm turning these regardless because I need larger molds. I feel like I was falsely advertised to, but really I just didn't read closely enough.