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Crystal rhinestones are adornment materials used to decorate apparels, crafts and make jewelry. These crystal glass stones are made in Austria, Czech Republic and China. They completely transform the look of costumes by adding beauty and sparkle to them and shines like stars on dresses. In this blog I am going to describe about the varieties of crystal rhinestones, so that you can choose the perfect crystal glass stones for your dress embellishment and jewellery project. 1. Sew on Crystals: There are two types of sew on crystal glass stones, first is with catcher and second is without catcher. Glass stones without catcher have holes on them for sewing while other stones are placed on catcher and there are holes in catcher for sewing. These crystal rhinestones are placed on different types of catchers like D catcher, flower catcher and more. Various types of colors and shapes likes round, square, rectangle, marquise, teardrop, etc are available at our online embellishment store. 2

Rhinestones with or without setting are one of the most versatile products that can be used in wide range of embellishments. We have many interesting styles in  sew on rhinestone  and in this blog we will explain them in details. So, that you can chose the best rhinestone for your design project. Claw Rhinestones or Rhinestone with Setting: -  These are basically glass or acrylic rhinestones without holes set up in a brass or iron metal holder. The Holder has holes at the bottom to sew on. Always buy Brass metal holders even if the price is high because the iron holder gets rust after sometime. The seller sometime put oil on iron holders. So, that the buyer can’t detect what it is by magnet test. So, always be careful about this.  All shapes like Round, Teardrop, Square, Rectangle, Marquise etc are available in rhinestones with holder. At embroiderymaterial.com, we have very interesting holders that add up to the beauty of Crystal Rhinestones. A.  Rhinestones with ‘D’ Sha