All that glitters doesn't have to be the same gold. 💎✨
Our Gold Hotfix Rhinestone Collection brings together warm golden colors, rich topaz tones, metallic finishes and specialty rhinestones for designs that need a little—or a LOT—of golden sparkle.
Whether you're creating sports and team designs, elegant apparel, accessories, rhinestone templates, lettering or warm-toned color palettes, this collection gives you several different ways to bring gold into your project.
“Gold” can mean very different things when you're shopping for rhinestones.
You'll find traditional warm golden colors such as Topaz and Crystal Golden, deeper golden-yellow shades such as Goldenrod, and bold metallic options such as Aurum Dorado and Brass.
You'll also find specialty finishes including AB, Metalites, Royal and ICY Premier stones.
The important part?
They may all live in the gold family, but they do NOT all create the same effect.
If you want traditional faceted glass sparkle with warm golden color, explore our classic crystal shades.
If you want a bold, opaque metallic gold appearance, look toward chrome and metallic options such as Aurum Dorado and Brass.
Combining traditional glass rhinestones with metallic gold stones can also create beautiful depth and contrast within the same warm color palette.
Gold is a staple in sports, school and team-color designs, where it pairs beautifully with black, white, purple, blue, green, red and many other team colors.
Just remember to determine whether your team's “gold” is closer to a yellow-gold, warm golden crystal or metallic gold before choosing your stone.
Because around here, “I need gold” can lead to several follow-up questions. 😂💎
Golds and warm golden tones pair beautifully with:
Mixing multiple shades and finishes can give your design extra depth without taking it outside the same general color family.
Traditional glass, AB, chrome and metallic, Metalites, Royal and ICY Premier rhinestones each interact with light differently.
Check the individual product description for more information about a particular stone's color and finish before choosing the best gold for your project.
