Aenezus Pendant Trays Set with Glass Cabochons for Jewelry Making - 90pcs, Includes 30pcs Bezel Pendants, 30 Glass Cabochons, 30 Necklace Cords Review (2026)

Who benefits from a complete kit

Most pendant tray kits stop at trays and glass, leaving a maker to source jump rings, bails and chain separately before a pendant is actually wearable. Aenezus closes that gap by including necklace cords in the same box, which matters most for beginners making their first photo pendant or anyone producing gifts on a deadline who does not want a second shopping trip. The five included tray shapes, round, teardrop, square, heart and an elliptical mirror style, also give more design variety in one purchase than single-shape kits, useful for sellers who want a varied product line or crafters who like mixing shapes across a project. Someone who already owns chain and only needs trays and cabochons may find the bundled cords redundant, but for a starter kit the completeness is the main selling point.

What is included and how it is built

The set contains 30 bezel pendant trays split across the five shapes in two finish colors, silver and bronze, so a single box covers a range of looks. Each tray pairs with one of 30 glass cabochon dome tiles sized to match, and the manufacturer states the finished pendants run approximately one inch, a comfortable everyday size. The 30 included necklace cords are waxed cotton, described as strong and durable, each 18 inches long with a 2 inch extender chain that allows the length to be adjusted up to 20 inches, giving some flexibility for different necks or layering styles. Because trays, cabochons and cords are all sold as one matched set, there is no separate sourcing needed to go from a blank tray to a wearable finished pendant.

Assembling and wearing the pendants

Building a pendant follows the same basic steps as any bezel tray project: cut a photo, pattern or design to fit the tray shape, secure it with glue or resin, and press the matching glass cabochon on top once the adhesive has set. Because the cords are already finished with clasps and an extender, the pendant can be strung and worn the same day without needing separate jump rings or chain-cutting tools, which is a real time saver for gift-making under a deadline. The waxed cotton cord is more casual in look than a metal chain, so it suits everyday or bohemian styling better than formal jewelry, and the cord should be kept away from harsh cleaning chemicals or excess moisture that can wear waxed cotton down faster than metal.

How it compares with other pendant kits

Against Winspeed's 80 piece set, which sticks to a single 25mm round shape and skips cords entirely, Aenezus trades a larger piece count for shape variety and a ready-to-wear cord, better suited to makers who want a finished product rather than raw components. Compared with Anezus's 60 piece five-style kit, a close relative in naming and format, Aenezus adds the wearable cords that the other kit leaves out, which is the clearer differentiator between two otherwise similar offerings. For anyone planning to hang pendants on existing sterling silver or gold-filled chain instead, the cords included here add less value and a cords-free tray and cabochon kit might be the more efficient buy.

Verdict

This Aenezus set earns its our score of 8.6/10 by being one of the more complete pendant kits available, pairing five tray shapes with matching cabochons and cords that make a pendant wearable straight out of the box. It is the right pick for beginners, gift makers and anyone who wants variety without assembling components from separate listings. Buyers who already have a chain supply and only need trays and glass, or who want a single uniform shape across a large batch, would get more out of a simpler kit like Winspeed's single-shape set instead.

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