Vicenpal 40 Pcs Vintage Mini Picture Frames Baroque Antique Small Resin Jewelry Display Table Frame for Christmas DIY Photo Holiday Party Decoration (Black)

Really cute and good quality. I use them as props for tabletop photography and they look great.

So very cute!! Nice quality. Definitly smaller that I thought they would be but I love them!!

I do like the style of these, they’re super cute and very tiny obviously. But there’s no backing so you’ll have to glue whatever you’re putting inside of it, on the back of it so I didn’t like that but I used the back and I put some magnetic taping on it to use for magnets on my fridge, and it turned out really cute. But it was a lot of gluing and it would’ve been better if there was an actual back to this but overall decent product. I do love the vintage luck

These are the cutest teeny tiny pink frames! These really are tiny, but perfect for my craft. I cut out fabric and superglued it behind the opening of each frame. Then I poked Christmas earrings through and gave as gifts. Everyone loved these tiny frames which also double as a Christmas ornament (because I glued a looped ribbon to the back of each.)

Made the cutest refrigerator magnets with these! Thinking of getting more and making some Christmas gifts for friends !

Unfortunately three of these frames were broken when the package arrived. I can glue them back together but still, I shouldn't have to. Otherwise they are cute and great for my projects.

Love these frames, very light and not ce colors. Great quality.definitely recommend this

My fault for not reading the fine print, I suppose. I foolishly expected photo frames to be for holding photos. These come with no glass or backing. Just the frame and they are TINY. I expected small but not this small. These are clearly for crafts but not for photos. Super disappointed because I had to order these twice because the first time these were lost in transit. So my family tree project has been delayed twice now. Now I see why the other frames I found on this site were so much more expensive—they were actual photo frames.