Canvalite Resin Bedazzling Kit with Rhinestones, B7000 Jewelry Glue & Tools (24-colour bulk)

What it is and why people buy it

This Canvalite resin bedazzling kit is aimed at anyone who wants an easy way to add sparkle to everyday items: nails, craft projects, phone covers, greeting cards, clothing and more. Instead of buying single packs of rhinestones and then hunting for tools, you get a mixed set of flatback rhinestones plus a glue mentioned as suitable for jewellery-style fixing (B7000) and the basics to place stones neatly.

On paper, it’s the kind of kit you reach for when you’re planning a few different looks rather than one “master design”. The bundle also includes a point pen with dual tips and tweezers, which matters because placement is usually the bit that slows people down.

The essentials (what you get in the kit)

The kit is built around a bulk rhinestone set in multiple shades and finishes. Your listing specifies:

• A total of 12 types of imitation diamonds for nail art/design needs.
• Each package includes 6 grids of AB-colour rhinestones and 6 grids of clear rhinestones.
• A double-ended dotting pen and tweezers to pick up and place the stones.
• A storage box with 12 small compartments and lids that can be opened separately, designed to help you sort by colour/finish and avoid mixing.

If you like being able to lay everything out and work through a design calmly, the compartmentalised box is one of the more practical touches here. It won’t stop you making a mess, but it does make it easier to keep the stones organised between sessions.

How it works in practice (and where it shines)

The stones described have a matte underside meant to grip more firmly, so they’re less likely to fall off compared with smoother, less grippy bases—again, as described. The tool set is also straightforward: you use the point pen to help collect stones and place them accurately, then rely on the included tweezers for any adjustments.

A realistic use case: say you’re decorating a pair of trainers or a phone case for an event. You’d typically plan the pattern first (even a simple border or scattered “confetti” effect), then pick stones one by one. The dotting/placing tool is the difference between getting stones straight in minutes versus chasing them with messy fingertips.

Where it shines most is “small-to-moderate” projects where you want variety (AB plus clear) and you don’t want to buy tools separately. For one-off, large-scale customisation, it may be something to consider—but it could feel like more effort than necessary if you already have your own placement tools.

What’s worth noting before you buy

A quick limitation to keep in mind: this is presented as a crafting bedazzling kit, not as a professional set-up for long-term, high-wear applications. Rhinestones can last well when properly fixed, but results depend quite a bit on the surface and how the glue is applied.

Another thing worth noting from the listing: the box includes a compartmentalised design (12 compartments), but the stones are provided as “grids”. That’s generally fine for crafting, though if you prefer bulk loose stones in trays, you may find the grid format a little less flexible.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you:

• Want AB + clear rhinestones for nail art and other craft details.
• Like having a dotting pen and tweezers included, rather than improvising.
• Appreciate storage that helps you separate colours/finishes.

It might not be the best match if you:

• Need a kit specifically tailored to one single surface type (for example, you’re set on a very specific fabric or material and want guidance for that exact use).
• Already own suitable dotting tools and tweezers and only need a specific stone finish.

In other words, this is more of a “ready-to-start bedazzling set” than a specialist replacement for a fully established jewellery/craft system.

Final verdict

Is it worth it?

Yes, it’s worth considering if you want a practical rhinestone kit with tools and organised storage, particularly for nail art and craft bedazzling where AB and clear finishes give you flexibility.

Buy it when you’re planning multiple small designs or mixed projects and want the glue and placement tools included. Skip it if you’re after specialist, surface-specific performance guidance or you already have all the tools and only need one finish.

Mini FAQ

Can I use it for more than nails?

The listing suggests it can be used for nail art and also for things like eye makeup, body art, phones, bags, cards, clothing, wedding dresses and other craft projects.

Are the rhinestones easy to place?

They’re described as having a matte underside intended to grip more firmly, and the kit includes a double-ended dotting pen plus tweezers to pick up and position the stones more easily.

Does the storage box help?

The box has 12 small compartments with lids that open separately, which is meant to make sorting easier and prevent colours from mixing.

What should I double-check before starting?

If you want the best hold, it’s worth double-checking how you’ll prepare your surface and how you’ll apply the B7000 glue as described for your specific project type.