Joy Small Bookmark

I made 2 of these for my son to school books, and was very surprised over the quality. The are really great and solid.

The quality. The printing. The price.

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It's my own fault for not looking at the size in the product description, but it's quite a tiny bookmark.

Excellent print quality, glossy lacquer finish, sturdy design (it's made of thick metal).

None, really. The red ribbon it comes with is a bit lame so I suggest taking it off and replacing it with a nicer one, and put some creativity into it (e.g. braid it, thread some beads onto it).

was fun and easy to make, cant wait to get this.

Sister wanted a bookmark i could not find so i made her one she will love

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I was quite surprised when I opened the package. From the dewscription I had thought they would be a slender pressed metal (they are iron alloy) with my image printed on them. However, they are rather thicker than expected - almost 3mm; more of an ornament than a functional bookmark. They are not even slightly flexible. In appearance the front seems almost ceramic. The illustration clear and and the colours reproduction really good. They look lovely and would be great in someone's bookmark collection, or as a hanging decoration. 3* rated for product quality because although it is well made, it doesn't really serve its intended purpose as expected.

Sturdy. Good colour reproduction. Individually packaged (good for gifts)

May be slightly too thick to stick into a book. Looks a bit awkward. Ribbon colour seems to be set to red. Would be nice if it were possible to change this based on the image - some of my pictures are pink and it clashes a bit.

I have two of these wonderful bookmarks so far, I do not believe in turning down the corner or a page and am tired of paper bookmarks. Theses bookmarks are a magnificent change. The pictures are sealed perfectly on a sturdy metal bookmark. It is not going to rip or even, most likely, bend. Pictures all turned out clean and clear also.

Picture quality metal construction

Maybe the already fraying ribbon (but I feel that is about the most minor thing ever)