Realistic Silicone Female Hand Life Size Female Model Hand for Showing Jewelry Pranksters Halloween Props Photography Props (Nude,Left Hand-with Skeleton)

This is a high quality item that exceeded my expectations. The skin is unlike standard rubbery silicone, it actually feels like real soft skin and isn't cold or clammy. The shiny french manicure is very well done, though the nails are slightly thinner than expected. Just have to pose them gently, and don't try to scratch your back with it. The skeleton feels reticulated with actual joints, it isn't simply a bunch of wires inside. For those that want a product like this, for jewelry display, theater, film, etc. I believe that this one is pretty much the best you can get outside of a movie studio. It's a very beautiful, elegant hand as shown. It comes with a simple, circular stand and strong screw so you don't have to try to balance it or prop it up on anything for display. Honestly, if a photo didn't show where the wrist ends and the fingers were positioned naturally, I would have no idea that it wasn't a lady's real hand.

I bought this for photo'ing my handmade jewelry for online posting, and OMG, it totally raised my photos to the next level. It is so realistic, that it gave me a jolt when I opened the box, and for the first few weeks everytime I saw it it kinda freaked me out, LOL! Anyway, it is very nice quality and I think with care I will be able to use it for many years of photos. I don't bend the fingers much, partly because I don't really need to and partly because I don't know how substantial the wires are inside and don't want to wear them out prematurely. It has subtle veining visible and the coloring is very realistic. French manicure on the fingernails is a nice touch. The only negative, and it's a small one, is that in some of my closer up shots, you can see the seam line that runs between each finger. It's not super noticeable, mainly see it in pics of rings, where I zoom in pretty close. I have considered using a razor sharp X-acto knife or some such to see if I could shave it down, but worried I might screw it up. Any, I know it's a little pricey, (and I am on an extremely tight budget) but for me the difference in my photos makes it well worth every penny.

I was really skeptical of this, but it is outstanding. It does have the actual look and size of a natural hand. It's well made and looks like it will last.

Pretty realistic. The only thing I deduct a star for is the mold lines on each side which aren't really shown in the listing images. I bought the hand for jewelry photos, so technically I can photoshop those lines out. So still debating on whether to keep them or find something else.

Looks real and very well made.

I use these to photograph jewelry, either rings or bracelets. They are very realistic looking, almost creepy. They are easy to pose. I have the light and dark one, but don't notice much difference between them in my photos. The photo shows the darker one for reference. I highly recommend these.

Bought for my autistic child who only calms with my presence and specifically my hand, which is what she said was the thing she'd like to have at school lol. So I wanted to find a similar and real feeling hand. I got the skeleton-free one and it feels soft and just like a real hand. She absolutely loves it and keeps using it on her cheek for practice. Haven't needed it yet but hopefully it works. If you're looking for real feel for similar sensory reasons I think the boneless one is probably best but I can't compare. The fingers are too long and well groomed to look like my hand but she doesn't mind.

Bought this as a gag gift for someone that's been always asking for a hand(for me to help them out). It came and I opened it and was shocked at how real it was. Fingerprints, fingernails(painted), veins, poseable fingers and wrist, and the weight... it feels real. The softness and the realness is beyond... it's a real hand. It's like holding someone's hand. Shocked at the quality.

The hands are so realistic. Worth the money.