Black Rhinestone Craft Kit, 12,100 Pieces

For DIY crafters, nail-art fans, and anyone who likes adding a little shine to everyday items, this black rhinestone kit combines flatback gems with glue and placement tools. It’s set up for hands-on projects rather than quick, peel-and-stick decorating.

The stones are resin, with faceted surfaces intended to catch the light. The black finish gives projects a more uniform look than a mixed-color assortment.

You get two organizer boxes, three 10 ml tubes of B7000 glue, tweezers for larger stones, and a pickup pen for smaller ones. The stones are non-hotfix, so each one needs to be glued in place.

Quick overview

The two boxes contain stones in four listed sizes: 2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm. The grid layout separates sizes, which helps when a design calls for a fine outline in smaller gems and a few larger accents. The product name states 12,100 pieces, though the listing does not break down the count by size.

B7000 glue is included and described as drying clear, with a precision tip for controlled application. That makes the kit more self-contained than buying loose rhinestones alone, but it also means placement takes time: you’ll need to apply adhesive, position each stone, and let it dry. The listing does not specify how much glue a particular project will use, so planning adhesive use without that measurement is difficult.

Best use cases

This set is suited to small embellishment projects such as decorating a phone case, a pair of shoes, a tumbler, a hair clip, or a scrapbook page. For example, you could use the pickup pen to place a narrow line of 2 mm stones around a phone-case design, then add a few 5 mm stones as accents. Tweezers give you another option when handling the larger gems.

It makes sense if you want several stone sizes, black resin gems, and adhesive in one kit, and you don’t mind placing the stones individually. Compared with self-adhesive decorations, this approach gives you more control over where each gem goes, but it involves more setup and drying time. You may want to skip it if you need stones that stick on immediately or prefer a hotfix application method.

Tips for day-to-day use

Start with a clean surface, as the product instructions recommend, and arrange the stones before applying glue. A simple layout on a scrap of paper can make it easier to keep spacing consistent, especially when working across a curved item like a bottle or shoe. Use the pickup pen for smaller stones and tweezers for larger ones, then let the adhesive dry before handling the decorated item.

The glue’s precision tip is meant to help control application. For first use, the instructions suggest leaving the glue tip facing upward briefly before opening to reduce overflow, after use, clean the needle with an alcohol wipe to help prevent a mess. Ten milliliters per tube is the listed format, but the kit does not state a drying time or project-specific surface compatibility. Test an inconspicuous spot when the finish matters, and don’t assume every material will hold the same way.

Before you decide

Are the rhinestones self-adhesive?

No. They are non-hotfix flatbacks and need glue, three B7000 tubes are included.

What sizes are included?

The listed sizes are 2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm, arranged across two boxes with separate grids.

What tools come with the kit?

It includes tweezers for larger gems and a pickup pen for smaller ones, alongside the two boxes and glue.

Final verdict

Choose this kit if black resin rhinestones in several sizes suit your project and you’re comfortable applying adhesive one stone at a time. The included glue and placement tools reduce the need to source those basics separately. Its main tradeoff is the manual process: there’s no peel-and-stick convenience, and the listing doesn’t provide drying-time guidance. For quick decoration or a project that needs a specified bond on a particular surface, that missing detail may matter, for patient, small-scale embellishment, the range of sizes and included tools make the set more practical.