Crayola120 Crayons in Specialty Colors, School Supplies, Kids Gifts, Ages 4, 5, 6, 7 [Amazon Exclusive]

Not sure what all these people have gripes about, this set of 120 crayons (for children) is $20 making each one .16 a piece. Unless you are blind or illiterate all the crayons are clearly marked by color and type. Each set is wrapped in its own color label, separating the sets although some are share an inner box. I got 119 different crayons, one confetti was a duplicate color. Quality issues were minimal, some of the metallics had a shiny chrome pigment while others had specs of glitter.I made swatches of all of the colors, they were all different, even if just subtlety. The confetti crayons produce cute results, and the metallics have left some desire for more of an effect but glitter specs are cool anyway! The pearl finish is sorta matte and pearly when viewed at an angle or moving the paper slightly, certainly different than a standard crayola crayon. None of my crayons were broken and the box it came in is sufficient - these are crayons, not diamonds.

My grandson loves his collection and you made me the best Nan in the world.

- 24 confetti crayons, 5 of which are white with different names.- **Only 8 Pearl crayons.**- 24 neon crayons.- 32 glitter crayons, 8 of which are repeats.- 32 metallic crayons, 8 of which are repeats.So instead of getting 24 pearl crayons you really just get 8 duplicates of glitter and 8 duplicates of metallic...The Pearls were one of the ones I was looking most forward to.Highly disappointed.Not as  Advertised.

I’m not impressed with the quality of the box they came in, not very durable material, I’m afraid it will fall apart very quickly. There’s no description on the crayon sleeve, so I don’t know what kind of crayons they are (the neon ones are obvious). I love crayola brand, I’ve been using them for years! But this 120 “special” crayons box was $20! I think it could’ve been cheaper since they used cheap materials.

If you are older than 10 or these are for anyone older than 10, don't bother!I confess, I bought these as a mature adult for use in coloring. I've always been partial to Crayola crayons, but these were beyond disappointing. I expected the same quality. These are not. They are softer and make large splotchy messes. The colors are nice, but the "effects" are almost non-existent. I see little if any difference btwn the "pearl" and metallics.The confetti variety especially are just a huge mess. You cannot tell which colors are embedded in them and when coloring there is no control over where random chunks of the hidden colors appear and streak across the design.The marketing of these as "speciailty" varieties is just a money making ploy