Glass Flat Back Rhinestones Over 330 Colors For Decorations

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1. Customized colors

2. Customized packaging 

3. Free Color chart and Samples.

4. Sales statistics of popular colors support

5. Loyal customers' preferential access to the new colors 60 days in advance

FAQ:

Q1: Are you factory/manufacturer or trading company?

A: We are manufacturer. Most of the Trading company buy from us and resell. Why not buy from us directly? we are specialized in rhinestones more than 10 years with good reputation in this field. Working with us, you totally have no worries about the quality and aftersales service.

Q2: What is the difference of Hotfix rhinestone and Non hotfix nail art flat back rhinestone? they look same?

A: Yeah,they look like same but the difference is: Hotfix rhinestone has hot melt glue on back for heat transfer motif, it can be ironed on garment accessories While Flat back rhinestone not hot melt on back. This two styles rhinestone using range was subject to your needed.

Q3: How can I understand rhinestone sizes?

You'll most often see one of the three following measurements for rhinestones: MM, SS or PP.

MM (Millimeter Size) - common unit of measurement. Many flat-backs, pointed-backs, sewn-on, or other shaped rhinestones are measured in mm. This unit of measurement is usually used to measure larger size rhinestones.

SS (Stone Size) - SS stands for size of a stone. The units are for round rhinestones, mainly in the glass and crystal flat-backs chaton, Rivoli, chaton, and other styles. SS units are smaller than mm and can be used to measure more accurately. Therefore, it is often to measure smaller size rhinestones.

How do I use different types of rhinestones?

Flat Back Hot-Fix Rhinestones

Hot Fix Rhinestones, also called iron on rhinestones, have a heat activated glue already adhered to the back. To apply these stones, the glue must be activated by heat and then applied to appropriate material. 

Q4: Can I get a Sample or a Color Chart?

A: Definitly. Sampls are free of charge. We have color charts in stock. We often send one free with trial order. Thanks.

Q5: How Do I Apply Rhinestones?

Choose Your Adhesive: Depending on your project, choose the right adhesive. For fabric, a fabric glue or a hotfix applicator for hotfix rhinestones will work. For harder surfaces, try a strong craft adhesive.

Apply Your Rhinestones: One by one, apply a small amount of adhesive to the back of each rhinestone and stick it to your surface. Use a pair of tweezers for precision.