ARTDOT Diamond Painting Storage Containers, 60 Slots Diamond Painting Accessories Shockproof Jars for Jewelry Beads Rings Charms Glitter Rhinestones

Almost too small for the two foam inserts— have to PUSH the inserts into the suitcase when filled with bottles— on the suitcases that hole 30 or 60 the suitcases are probably an inch bigger on each side— made by the exact same manufacturer

Great item to keep you organized.

This is a great case. Comes with everything you need. Nice and sturdy.

I love it

Diamond drills

This is an excellent case. I ordered the 120-pack one. It arrived less than a week after purchase, is very sturdy (I tend to be a bit rough with my things), and holds a great amount of beads for any one diamond painting kit (some of the bead colors needed to be stored in multiple containers as there were so many of a particular color, but thats more the paintings issue than the containers issue), plus has an inside pouch to hold any kit accessories. If I had any complaints, it would be that the containers are a bit small for some of the bigger diamond painting projects, but even if you order the 60-container pack theres plenty of room to last a good long while before youre overrun with extra beads. Would buy again once I have need of more storage space for the beads.

I had purchased 1 of these last year and decided to purchase 2 more as I’ve found it works the best for storage and use of the “diamonds”, when working on a 5D kit. The label size has been enlarged to better accommodate the 4 digit color codes, however you’re still not given enough to use on all 120 containers. You get enough for 64 only. The material used to hold the individual containers is much improved. It used to be a soft foam that worked but moshed and distorted all to easily. The new material is a soft material like flip-flops are made of, but not quite. Definitely easier to pull your trays out of the case and reinsert when done without having to worry about moshing or distress of any sort. My only suggestion to the manufacturer is to enclose two sheets of labels instead of one. If you’re undecided as to spending more for this case versus a container that offers you smaller connected holders, my recommendation to you is to do yourself a favor and purchase this case. I ended up donating All my other containers to a local charitable thrift store as the were even too small to find an alternate use for them. They would maybe hold a pair of stud pierced earnings, but that’s all.

Best purchase so far. I plan on buying more of them. Zipper is a little weird, but works. It did have a very strong smell and I had to let it air out for a few says, but the smell did go away. I highly recommend this.

Really like the case and the net holder in the back. You get 60 vials so more than enough for any project (I havent needed more than 25 so far so you could go with the 30 vial version). The tools are helpful. The collapsible funnel makes it easy to get the plastic dots in the tubes. The big plastic spatula is helpful for edges. I use it to line up the outside edges once I am done. I found the dots on the inside can be a little out of line but if the edges are nice and straight it helps the look of the entire project. Only real fault is the holders are the usual plastic tubes. Thicker plastic but still kind of thin to hold. Ended up getting thicker holders. Two helpful tips: I used a labeler and created numbers for the top of each vial. Helps for quick identification during a project. Second tip: when you cut open the bag and pour it into the vial I also cut off the numbers off one of the bags (color code) and put it in the vial. When done I tape the number on the plastic bag for each color and keep it all in a plastic bag for repairs.

Love it!