These Ice Molds Make Frozen Works of Art

Use these molds to make 12 professional bartender-quality ice cubes. Fill them with fruit, flowers or anything else for a TikTok-worthy cube. As one reviewer suggested, “I made cubes with whole star anise pods and cranberries to add to a pitcher of cranberry punch.”

Not only are these trays perfect for those who love smaller ice cubes, but the 4.5-star rating with nearly 2,000 reviews shows these trays are a crowd-pleaser. “I wanted something different than standard ice cubes for my margaritas. These are perfect,” one reviewer wrote.

Put your own stamp on your ice—literally—with these customizable silicone trays. You can add your initials, your favorite team’s logo or a short catchphrase. Choose from three different sizes of ice. “It’s the coolest product we never knew we needed,” one reviewer wrote.

Add monogramed ice to your drinks with these letter-shaped frozen chunks. They come as single ice cube trays, and each is made to fit a 3-inch cocktail glass. “The ‘M’ looks absolutely amazing floating in your cocktail,” one customer raved.

“So cute and fun to use,” one reviewer said, and many others echoed the sentiment. These heart-shaped trays garnered a 4.4-star rating, and they are made of silicone so the icy hearts pop out easily.

These striking Xs and Os will make your cocktails Instagrammable, and as one reviewer noted, it’s “more fun than the huge cube.”

Customers call these spheres “an old-fashioned requirement,” “perfect” and “bar quality.” They make 2.5-inch spheres, which are the best way to chill a glass of whiskey, bourbon or Scotch.

This ice mold helps you make six 2.5-inch spheres at once so you’ll always have one in your freezer. Customers who’ve purchased this say the tray is easy to fill, the ice spheres are easy to remove from the molds and they “fit perfectly into an Old-Fashioned glass.”

This option create classic cubes, but customers say they’re a step above the old-school hard-plastic trays. “They’re easy to fill, easy to carry to the freezer, easy to loosen and [easy to] use the ice,” one reviewer noted.

“A fun alternative to regular ice cubes,” one customer wrote. This mold makes four spheres at once, which offers a more cost-effective way to keep fancier ice on hand.

Make more than 100 tiny ice balls at once with this set of trays. Customers say the ice is easy to remove from the molds and takes drinks up a notch. As one reviewer notes, “This is so great for those who love ice, especially tiny ones. I don’t know what about it makes drinks taste better for me.”

Crushed ice is a go-to for mint juleps, mojitos or other fruity drinks. If you’re whipping those cocktails up at home, this tray is a must. Customers note that the tiny ice can take a minute to get out of the tray, but “they are perfect for mai tais and other tiki drinks that call for tiny cubes.”

Each compartment holds two tablespoons of liquid for larger ice cubes. They feature a reinforced steel rim and come with lids for easy stacking. You can use them to freeze all kinds of things, too. “I love them for freezing chopped fresh herbs, lemon juice and zest and powerful sauces you only need a couple of dollops of,” one reviewer wrote.

Each of these large trays makes eight tennis-ball-sized ice spheres. Customers rave about them, too. “I’ve tried lots of different sphere ice cube makers, and this is the best by far,” one wrote.

With a 5-star rating, these big ice cube trays are multi-purpose. Not only can you make ice, but they can be used to freeze stock, soup or other leftovers. Each compartment has 1-cup, 2-cup, 250-milliliter and 500-milliliter fill lines.

These molds use “directional freezing” to make 2-inch glass-like cubes that will allow your cocktails to look as if they are from a high-end bar. As one reviewer said, “Takes a bit of work but totally worth it when friends visit and get clear ice cubes in their drinks that take a pretty long time to melt.”

This ice cube maker “produces beautiful square cubes that last,” one reviewer said. The brand says it uses the same freezing process found in nature to create a crystal-clear cube.