Bedazzling Kit with 3mm Resin Rhinestones

A plain phone case, pair of sneakers, or tumbler can be hard to make your own without a stash of colors and the right small tools. This bedazzling kit brings the stones, adhesive, and applicators together for DIY decorating.

Its 60 colors make it easier to plan a pattern or add a few accents without buying shades separately. The included trays and wax pens are practical for sorting and placing small stones.

Keep in mind that the product name and description disagree on the number of B7000 glue pieces, so check the package details before choosing if adhesive quantity matters to you.

Key points

The kit is described as containing 90,000 3mm resin rhinestones in 60 colors, along with B7000 jewelry adhesive and tools. The listed tools include three wax pens, three sorting trays, curved-tip tweezers, a spoon, and an instruction manual. The product name also describes it as a 3-pack and mentions 4 pieces of glue, while the description says six 10ml tubes. That mismatch is worth checking rather than assuming the counts are settled.

The stones are resin, not glass. The description also mentions different rhinestone styles, including hotfix, flatback glass, AB, and jelly stones, but does not say how many of each style are included. Their appearance may shift with lighting and viewing angle, which can add variation to a design but makes an exact color match harder to predict.

How to use it

Start by separating the colors you plan to use in a sorting tray. For a small project, such as adding a border to a phone case, use a wax pen to pick up and place each stone, then apply adhesive as directed. The included manual may help with setup, but the product information does not specify drying time or how well the glue works on every surface. Follow the adhesive instructions and test an inconspicuous spot before decorating an item you rely on.

Practical tips

A large assortment is most useful when you have a design in mind: lay out a few colors first, then place stones in short sections so the pattern stays consistent. The tweezers offer another way to handle pieces when a pen is not convenient. For a first project, a small accessory or a limited accent pattern is easier to manage than covering a large item all at once.

It suits you if you want a ready-to-use assortment for personalizing crafts, clothing, bags, glasses, or other listed project surfaces. Compared with buying a few colors for one design, this kit favors variety and having tools on hand. Not the best choice if you need a particular stone type, a guaranteed glue count, or clear guidance for a specific material, those details are not fully resolved in the listing.

Questions before you buy

Are the rhinestones glass? The product describes them as 3mm resin rhinestones, although it also refers to several rhinestone styles, including glass flatbacks. It does not clarify the quantity of each style.

How many glue tubes are included? The product name says 4 pieces, while the description says six 10ml tubes. Confirm the included count before relying on either figure.

What can you decorate with the kit? The listed ideas include shoes, tumblers, phone cases, bags, glasses, hats, clothing, books, and nail art. Suitability will depend on the surface and adhesive instructions.

Is it worth it?

This kit makes sense if your priority is a broad color selection and a set of basic placement tools for several small DIY projects. The assortment may save you from sourcing colors one by one, while the trays and pens help keep a detailed session organized. The tradeoff is uncertainty around the glue count and the mix of rhinestone styles, plus limited information about surface-specific use. Choose it for creative variety, look for a more clearly specified set if you need a known stone type or dependable adhesive quantity.