All 28 tiles I received were more lavender and cream tiles, no blue or pink tiles, very monotone and not like the image above. Two tiles even had black tiles in them! Not very happy with these. I'm sending the 2 with black back for exchange. Why the heck would they put black in a tile like this?

Used in glass mosaic projects. This is real cut stained glass, not glass tile poured into a mold. Beautiful. Vertical "boards" in mosaic bird feeder.

Beautiful. Thin so installation can be tricky. It’s a lovely look and shimmers.

Love this as our kitchen backsplash! It's quite a busy pattern, and I'm so happy we used it in a limited amount (just 6" up from the countertops). Had we gone higher up to the cabinets, this pattern would have been overwhelming. Warning: because the glass tile is so thin, not all installers will know how to work with it. So be careful of your installer. Remember to use non-sanded grout to avoid scratching the glass tiles. And finally, it's a challenge to find a thin enough finishing edge trim that works well (we had to special order 1/8" trim).

The tile colors are not as brilliant as in the photo, unless it moves in the light. Colors are really pretty though subtle and I am going to use it for my trim tile in my guest bathroom.