Anezus Jewelry Glue with 600pcs Stainless Steel Earring Posts and Backs - Silver and Gold Posts with Rubber Backs for Jewelry Making

Exactly what I wanted. Thank you

I’ve held on to my favorite pair of earrings for months after the post fell off of one. I wasn’t sure what to do about it then had the idea to look for these on Amazon. Glad to have found this set. The glue is very strong. I used some tweezers to get the post where I wanted it then let it dry for 24 hours. It’s on there good. I’ve used the earrings since then and have had no issues. For $8 I saved my earrings and have plenty of replacement posts and backs for the future. Love that it comes with 2 different sized posts and I have both silver and gold.

Great item. Lots of pieces. Easy order and quick delivery

The glue did not cure very well but everything else worked fine

My 10yr old daughter absolutely loves this.

Very good set. I made about 125 sets of earrings so far. Will definitely buy again when I need more.

The glue isn't that strong but maybe it was just me. I like the stubs✨

You get what the picture shows. I used once, so far and working.

The glue is very strong and the quality of the posts is exceptional.

This Anezus jewelry making kit is an essential for anyone creating their own earrings; the glue provides a remarkably strong bond that holds up well over time. The variety of silver and gold posts allows for a lot of design flexibility, and the stainless steel material is durable and gentle on the ears; the 600-piece set is incredibly generous. I particularly appreciate the rubber backs, which are comfortable and provide a secure fit without being too tight; the glue dries clear and doesn't leave any messy residue. It's a well-thought-out kit that delivers professional results at a very reasonable price; I'm very pleased with the quality.

I make earrings and the glue is strong and perfect

Great quality! Love the glue applicator, it never clogs! Great

Edit to original review - Glue DOES NOT work well on polymer clay earrings. The glue seems to be set, but when I went to remove the backing off the earring's posts, the post and backing pull/slide away from the polymer clay earring.... I will now have to remove this poorly set glue from the polymer clay earrings and use another type of glue. I did wait the recommended time to hold and wait for the glue to set. The earring studs and posts themselves are good, with very secure backings. A little stiff/tight to get on and off the earring posts, though.