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Nail rhinestones & charms: kits and the glue that holds them

Stones and charms are only as good as what holds them on. Choose the kit, then the glue.

Updated October 2026

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How to choose

Assortment: mixed shapes and sizes give you options for accents and full designs.
Glue: rhinestone gel glue is cured under a lamp; if your kit doesn't include it, you'll need it separately.
Tools: a picking tool makes small stones much easier to place.

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Rhinestones and charms in assorted shapes.

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Includes the gel glue that holds stones.

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Charms plus picking tools.

Can I use top coat to hold rhinestones?: Top coat alone holds small, flat stones less securely than a glue made for them.
Do I need a lamp?: For gel glue, yes — it cures under a UV/LED lamp.