FAQs

Yes, acrylic gems are non-toxic and safe to use in most art and craft projects. However, they should be kept away from small children as they can be a choking hazard.

Absolutely! You can use craft glue, hot glue, or fabric adhesive to attach acrylic gems. For better hold, make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying.

High-quality acrylic gems retain their color and shine for a long time. However, direct exposure to sunlight or harsh chemicals can reduce their brilliance.

While it's possible to paint over acrylic gems using acrylic paint or nail polish, their shine and clarity may be affected. Most people prefer to use them as-is.

Yes, acrylic gems are water-resistant, but it's best to avoid soaking them in water for extended periods, especially if they are glued to a surface.

You can decorate many surfaces including canvas, wood, fabric, glass, plastic, phone covers, greeting cards, and even plant pots.

Yes! They are available in a wide variety of shapes (like hearts, stars, ovals, squares) and sizes ranging from tiny rhinestones to large craft gems.

Yes, but make sure you use small-sized flat-back gems specifically made for nail decoration and use proper nail adhesive.