AmyFei Ceramic Marble Coasters Set with Holder

A few things to look for: strong absorption so condensation doesn't pool and drip, enough weight to stay in place, a protective bottom that won't scratch surfaces, and construction that holds up over time. These AmyFei coasters hit those marks — reviewers highlight the heavy, sturdy feel, the well-adhered cork backing, and the strong absorption. The one quality indicator that's less obvious: the coaster shouldn't stick to the bottom of your glass when you lift it. Multiple reviewers confirm these don't do that, which is a sign of a well-designed coaster.

They have a solid, weighted feel that reviewers describe as heavy and sturdy. Combined with the cork backing, they stay firmly in place on your table — no sliding around when you set a drink down or bump the table. That weight is a quality signal too; flimsy, lightweight coasters tend to feel cheap and move around. These don't have that problem.

Yes, the set includes a metal holder that keeps all six coasters organized and upright when not in use. Most reviewers appreciate the convenience of the holder, though a couple note that it feels a bit lightweight. One practical tip: the bottom of the metal holder is bare, so if you're placing it on a surface you want to protect, consider adding a small felt pad underneath.

Quality coasters come with a protective material on the bottom — usually cork or felt — to prevent the coaster itself from scratching your table. These AmyFei coasters have cork backing that's well-adhered to the ceramic with no defects, according to reviewers. One thing to note: while the coasters themselves have cork, a couple of reviewers mention the metal holder's bottom is bare, so you may want to add a felt pad under the holder if you're placing it on a delicate surface.

Reviewers consistently say the colors look better in person than in the product photos. The designs feature marble and ocean wave patterns in dark blue and white, and each coaster has a slightly different variation — so you get a coordinated set rather than six identical copies. The finish is matte rather than glossy, which a couple of reviewers note means the gold accents don't pop quite as much as expected. If you're looking for a high-shine finish, keep that in mind.

At 4 inches in diameter, they fit standard mugs, teacups, and most glasses comfortably. Even larger mugs typically have a base smaller than 4 inches, so you should be fine. The key is that the coaster catches the condensation that drips down the sides, and 4 inches provides good coverage for that. For truly oversized novelty mugs, you might want to measure the base first, but for everyday drinkware these work well.

They make a solid gift option, especially as a housewarming or hostess gift. The marble designs are attractive enough to feel thoughtful without being overly personal, and the included holder gives it a more complete, gift-ready presentation. Reviewers mention they work well in all kinds of spaces — including male-dominated ones where decorative items need to feel functional first. The set of six is generous enough to feel substantial as a gift.

The dark blue and white marble/ocean wave patterns are a natural fit for coastal, nautical, or beach-themed spaces. Each coaster has a slightly different design variation, so they evoke that ocean feel without being kitschy. Reviewers note they work well with various decor styles, and the blue-white color palette is versatile enough to complement most room settings beyond just coastal themes.

This set only comes in a 6-pack — there's no 4-piece option. While that's a minor inconvenience if you strictly need four, most people find the extras handy as backups or for when guests visit. Since each coaster has a unique design variation, you could also choose your four favorites for the holder and keep two in reserve.

The finish is matte, not glossy. Most reviewers are happy with the look, but a couple specifically note that if you're expecting a shiny, high-gloss finish — particularly for the gold design elements — you may be slightly disappointed. The gold accents don't pop as much as they might on a glossy surface. That said, the matte finish gives them a more understated, elegant look that many people prefer.

These aren't solid marble — they're ceramic with a marble-inspired design — but they do an excellent job protecting surfaces. The cork backing on the bottom prevents the coaster itself from scratching your table, and the ceramic top absorbs condensation so water rings never reach your furniture. Multiple reviewers specifically mention using them on wood tables and being happy with the protection.

Ceramic coasters like these AmyFei ones hold up well for daily use. Reviewers consistently describe them as sturdy and durable, and the ceramic construction means they won't warp or degrade over time the way some materials do. They're heavy enough to stay put on your desk or coffee table without sliding around, which is a nice practical touch for everyday scenarios where you're setting drinks down without looking.

For most people, absorbent ceramic with cork backing hits the sweet spot. You get real moisture absorption for sweaty glasses, scratch protection from the cork bottom, and enough weight that they stay in place. These AmyFei coasters check all those boxes. If you're specifically looking for something more decorative, the marble and ocean wave patterns on these are a bonus — reviewers say the colors look even better in person than in photos.

Place them cork-side down on your table and set your drink on the ceramic top. The cork protects your furniture from scratches while the absorbent ceramic face soaks up any condensation from your drink. When not in use, these AmyFei coasters slide neatly into the included metal holder. The cork doesn't need any special treatment — just let the coasters air dry after heavy use and they'll be ready to go.

Ceramic coasters like these are generally low-maintenance. You can wipe them down with a damp cloth for routine cleaning. Since they're absorbent, they dry out on their own fairly quickly — reviewers note they dry fast after soaking up condensation. Just avoid submerging them for extended periods, as the cork backing does best when it isn't waterlogged. For deeper cleaning, a gentle soap and rinse should do the trick.

Round coasters tend to be the more popular choice since they mirror the shape of most mugs and glasses. These AmyFei coasters are round at 4 inches, which is a standard size that fits everything from tea cups to beer glasses comfortably. Round coasters also tend to look a bit more polished when arranged in a holder, and the included metal holder here is designed specifically for the round shape.

The standard coaster size is about 4 inches in diameter, which is exactly what these AmyFei coasters are. That size comfortably accommodates most standard mugs, coffee cups, and glasses. It's large enough to catch condensation drips without being so big it takes up too much table space. For oversized mugs or pint glasses, 4 inches still works well since you really just need the base covered.

Absorbent ceramic coasters consistently rank among the most absorbent options available. These AmyFei coasters specifically have been tested by reviewers to absorb up to a full tablespoon of water without saturating. That's impressive for a 4-inch coaster. They also dry quickly, so the absorption capacity refreshes between drinks rather than staying damp all day.

It depends on your priorities. If absorption is your main concern — especially for cold drinks — absorbent ceramic like these AmyFei coasters is hard to beat. They combine strong moisture-wicking with durability and good looks. Cork-backed ceramic specifically gives you the best of both worlds: the top absorbs condensation while the bottom protects your furniture from scratches. Silicone and stone coasters are alternatives, but they don't absorb water the same way.