Anezus 60Pcs Pendant Trays, Bezel Pendant Trays Blanks with Glass Cabochons for Pendants Making and Jewelry Making, 5 Styles Review (2026)

Who this kit is for

This set is built for makers who want to start pendant making without hunting down bezel blanks and cabochons from separate suppliers and hoping the sizes line up. It includes 30 pendant trays across 5 shapes, in silver and bronze finishes, paired with 30 matching glass cabochon domes, so every tray in the box already has a cabochon sized to fit it. That makes it a good entry point for beginners who want to try photo pendants, resin art, or cameo-style jewelry without committing to a large bulk order of a single shape, and it also suits crafters making a small batch of gifts who want some variety across round, teardrop, square, heart and oval mirror styles in one purchase.

What is actually in the box

The set totals 60 pieces: 30 metal alloy pendant trays split across the 5 styles, and 30 clear glass cabochon domes cut to match. The glass domes are slightly convex, which the manufacturer says helps enlarge and brighten whatever image or material sits underneath once it is set into the tray. Because the count is split five ways, each individual style works out to a small handful of pieces rather than a large stack of any one shape, so buyers planning a themed batch of matching pendants in a single style should check the per-style count expectations before assuming they will have enough for a full project.

How the trays and cabochons are meant to be used

Each pendant tray has a shallow well designed to hold a flat image, resin pour, or other flat material, with the matching glass cabochon glued on top to seal and magnify it. The pendants sit at approximately one inch in size, which is a common scale for necklace pendants and easy to pair with standard jump rings and chains. Typical projects include photo pendants using a printed or resized image cut to fit the tray, resin art poured directly into the well, and cameo-style pieces using patterned paper or fabric under the glass dome. The metal alloy trays are sturdy enough to handle light gluing and everyday wear as a finished pendant.

What is not included

Glue for setting the cabochon over the finished tray is not part of the set, so buyers need a clear-drying craft or jewelry glue on hand separately, ideally one rated for glass-to-metal bonds so the dome does not lift over time. Chains, jump rings, and any image-printing supplies are also not included, which is standard for a bezel tray kit but worth planning for before starting a project. Anyone assembling gifts on a deadline should account for drying time on the glue as part of their project timeline, since a rushed bond is the most common point of failure in bezel pendant projects.

Value and trade-offs

For the price of a single kit, getting 30 pre-paired tray-and-cabochon sets across 5 styles removes a real amount of sourcing work and sizing risk compared to buying trays and glass separately and hoping they match. The trade-off is quantity per style: with only a handful of each shape, this kit suits sampling different pendant styles or making a small varied batch rather than producing a large run of identical pendants for a craft fair booth. Buyers who know they want one specific shape in bulk, such as all round trays, will likely find a single-style bulk pack a better value than this variety set.

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