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   Rhinestones Online is a well established supplier of Rhinestones (Crystals or Diamantes) and embellishments with almost two decades trading; offering a personalised service for you. Quality stones at the right price.

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   Rhinestone HQ a leading UK based online rhinestones and Irish dance buckles supplier. Swarovski style wholesale packs of Non Hot fix, hotfix, flat back foiled back rhinestones, gems, crystal ab, crystal clear, sew on large shapes, pearls, mirror shapes for costumes., ballroom accessories and crafts.

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6. www.rhinestonesetc.com › craft-projects-usingThe Everything You Need to Know Guide - Rhinestones Etc

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   Swarovski, a manufacturer of rhinestones, recommends a temperature range of 250 degrees F – 340 degrees F to activate the glue. If you choose to use an iron, you will need one without steam vents. Irons with vents don’t provide a flat surface and consequently inadequate pressure when applying rhinestones.

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   Who is rhinestones online?

   • Rhinestones Online is a well established supplier of Rhinestones (Crystals or Diamantes) and embellishments with almost two decades trading; offering a personalised service for you. Quality stones at the right price. Copyright © 2021 Rhinestones Online. All rights reserved.

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   What are the different types of rhinestones?

   • While there are different brands of rhinestones, they all share some of the same characteristics. Typically, there are 3 main rhinestone types: crystal, glass or acrylic. Rhinestones manufactured from crystal are the most expensive rhinestones. Primarily, crystal is glass mixed with lead or other components which make it clearer and prismatic.

   Rhinestones – The Everything You Need to Know Guide

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   When did rhinestones come out?

   • In the early 1700’s a breakthrough came. A French jeweler by the name of Georg Friedrich Strass developed imitation gems later called rhinestones. He discovered that coating a piece of glass with metal powder created a shimmer in glass, similar to a gemstone. The novelty caught on although the imitations were still very expensive.

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   What is a hot fix Rhinestone?

   • Hot Fix Rhinestones One type of rhinestone is the hot fix which has glue attached to the flat side. To adhere, you can use a hot fix tool, iron or heat press. Swarovski, a manufacturer of rhinestones, recommends a temperature range of 250 degrees F – 340 degrees F to activate the glue.

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   What is a non hotfix Rhinestone?

   • Non Hotfix rhinestones can be applied to almost any surface with Gem Tac or E6000 glue, making this the most popular application method. If your project is small or just a one off, for example adding crystals to a greetings card or pair of shoes, then non hotfix is the way to go.

   Rhinestone Basics: All you need to know about colours, shapes, sizes

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   What is a clear Rhinestone?

   • Clear Crystal – This is a colourless, diamond effect stone, with a mirrored foil backing to reflect the light. It is one of our most popular colours as it adds a luxury feel to whatever you’re crystallizing. Clear rhinestones are often used for nail art, card making, bridal design, jewellery making, fashion and many other crafts.

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8. crystalparade.co.uk › blogs › ultimate-guidesRhinestone Basics: All you need to know about colours, shapes ...

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   Aug 31, 2022 · Examples of standard colours are Light Siam (red), Fuchsia (pink), Citrine (yellow), Sapphire (blue) and Peridot (green). These are great for adding a splash of colour to your project and are used predominantly in costume making, Irish dance dresses, card making and general craft projects. You can choose between bright bold shades, pastel ...