VERONES Mason Jars 8OZ, 8 OZ Canning Jars Jelly Jars With Regular Lids and Bands, Ideal for Jam, Honey, Wedding Favors, Shower Favors, 24 PACK

These canning jars are beautiful in style and are the perfect size for homemade jams, condiments, and beauty products. Seals work wonderfully and I am excited to continue to reuse them!

I liked these jars very much, and also the fact that they came with all the rings, lids and even labels. They were packaged very well and arrived intact except for one very small chip on the outside of one of the jars. I didn't notice it right away but I feel the jar is still usable. I would definitely buy these again except that the price has gone up just in the past 3 weeks since I bought them, and it's getting too expensive to do any more canning. I know it is due to the basic law of supply and demand.

Perfect size and good quality jars.

This worked great for my jam. I loved the sturdy packaging, none of the jars were harmed in shipping.

All sealed ok, or at least didn't pop up.It's been a year and everyone loved the jam, no complaints, no spoilage. I just re-used the 6 discs (of 24) that my friends returned. All sealed, no pop-ups.Rings and discs seem to have looser manufacturing size tolerance but no problems noted.But one variance from genuine Ball or Kerr brand mason jars: These are a little taller and the lids on my old cartons, that I re-use every year, won't close over these jars.The jars/rings/discs arrived in good condition but I agree with the other poster, it's too bad these use so much plastic foam for packaging. Ball or Kerr jars are so tough that lighter packaging - just cardboard - is sufficient. I'll return to buying American jars when they are available.

These jars are very stylish in the garden with the diamond patterned glass. My use of the jars was a thrifty alternative repair for my broken path lights.

7 yr canner here….I’m 2 months into waterbath canning my garden. These jars do not hold a seal. I have good seals popping regularly within a few hrs. It is not the lids because I use name brand lids- the jars are junk and cannot withstand high heat. I should have known better. Don’t waste ur money if you are canning for shelf stable. I’ve thrown out 5 jars because the rim was not flush and I’ve had 6 unseal within a few hrs after sealing because they are not what they advertise. 24 hrs after a seal I have jars cracking. I’ve had chips and breakage during a 10 minute water bath and I’ve had to re-can. So many false seals and finally figured out that the jars are junk. What a terrible season. Never again.

These were used for two dozen mini bouquets from Trader Joe's as centerpieces for a business casual function on a budget at six-seater round tables with coordinating linen squares over white tablecloths. They were the best value on the market, good quality, and it was nice to send them home with event guests knowing the jars could be reused over and over for food, flowers, storage, gifting, etc.