32000-Piece Resin Jelly Rhinestones Kit with B-7000 Jewelry Glue, 3mm Flatback Gems (Multicolor)
Product description
The essentials
If you want a “bedazzler” kit that gets you from blank surface to sparkle fast, this 32,000-piece set is built for that kind of DIY push. The rhinestones are small (3mm) and flatback, and the kit also includes a B-7000 jewelry glue plus a tweezers and pickup pen to help you place gems more accurately. On paper, it’s the kind of supply pack you buy when you already have a decorating idea—then you just need enough stones to cover it.
That quantity is the headline. It’s not meant to be a tiny experiment or a one-project accent. This is more “paving” territory—big coverage designs, repeated patterns, and color-mixed looks where running out mid-project would be the annoying part.
Key points on what you’re really getting
The kit includes multicolor resin jelly rhinestones, about 32,000 pieces total, plus a single B-7000 glue bottle. You also get practical picking tools: tweezers and a pickup pen. The gemstones are described as lightweight and durable, with an AB coating that can shift color depending on the light or the angle you view them from.
One thing to keep expectations realistic: these are non-hot-fix flatback gems, so they rely on adhesive. If you’ve only ever used heat-activated rhinestones, you’ll need to plan for glue curing and careful placement time.
And since the gems are small, fine detail work is where they shine. For larger, sculptural surfaces, you may need either more time or a different stone size—unless your goal is specifically dense sparkle.
Worth noting: the outer AB coating is part of the “show.” It can create a more eye-catching effect without needing complex design tricks. If you’re doing something like a gradient or mixing similar and contrasting colors, the kit is set up to let you experiment.
Where it shines (and where it can fall short)
This kit feels most useful for craft and decor projects where you want consistent shine across lots of area. The brand description points to wide application: shoes, tumblers, mugs, bottles, phone cases, popsockets, scrapbooks, frames, greeting cards, bags, glasses, keychains, hats, masks, hair clips, bracelets, clothing, wedding dresses, and nail art.
A practical example: say you’re customizing a plain phone case for a festival look. You can map a color pattern first, clean the case surface, apply B-7000 where a stone will sit, then place rhinestones with the pickup pen for quicker hand placement. The multicolor mix helps you avoid the “I picked the wrong shade” problem mid-design—at least more than with a limited assortment.
Now the limitation: because these are glue-on stones, mess control matters. B-7000 is commonly used for crafts, but any adhesive project depends on how carefully you apply it and how long you let it dry. If you want a quick, low-effort application with zero waiting, this kit may not match your expectations.
What to know about setup and use
The intended process is straightforward: clean the surface first, apply the right amount of glue, place the rhinestones, and wait for the adhesive to dry. The flatback design is meant to sit flush, which helps for smoother results compared to gems that don’t bond evenly.
You’ll also want to think about where you’re placing these. On items that flex a lot or get rough handling, glue durability and your application technique become more important. The kit is designed to be “economical” in the sense that it gives you a lot of stones for DIY coverage, but the final durability still depends on careful prep and glue application.
If you’re working on something like fabric (clothing, wedding dresses, or hats), consider whether the surface needs extra handling so stones don’t lift. The description doesn’t go into fabric-specific guidance, so you’ll want to be cautious and test your approach.
Tech specs
- Type: Resin jelly rhinestones (flatback, non-hot-fix)
- Size: 3mm
- Approx. quantity: 32,000 pieces
- Colors: Mixed-color multicolor set
- Included adhesive: 1 pc B-7000 jewelry glue
- Included tools: Tweezers and pickup pen
- Packaging: 1 box with 24 grids (for organizing stones)
- Coating detail: AB coating on the outer surface for light/angle color performance
Is it worth it?
This is a solid pick if you’re planning a sparkle-heavy DIY project and you want enough 3mm flatback rhinestones to cover more than just a small accent. The included B-7000 glue and the tweezers/pickup pen also make it easier to start right away without needing to source basic tools.
It may not be a great match if you’re trying to avoid glue work, don’t want any waiting time for drying, or you only need a small number of stones for a quick craft. Also, if your project involves lots of flexible movement or heavy wear, you’ll want to be extra careful with surface prep and glue application since the product is glue-on by design.
If your goal is big coverage—paving patterns, diamond-painting-style looks, or colorful decor—this kit’s quantity and multicolor variety make a lot of practical sense.
Mini FAQ
How do you apply these rhinestones?
They’re non-hot-fix flatbacks, so they require adhesive. The guidance provided is to clean the surface, apply B-7000 glue, place the stones, then let them dry.
What comes in the box?
You get 1 box with 24 grids of mixed-color rhinestones (approx. 32,000 pieces total), 1 B-7000 glue bottle, plus tweezers and a pickup pen.
Do the rhinestones change color?
The description says the AB coating is firmly combined on the outer surface and can show different color performance under different light or refraction angles.
Are these good for covering large areas?
Yes, the kit is framed as suitable for paving larger designs, like diamond painting-style projects.
What surfaces can I decorate?
The provided list is broad (shoes, phone cases, tumblers, scrapbooks, frames, clothing, wedding dresses, nail art, and more). Just keep in mind they still need clean surfaces and glue-based placement.