Sew On Crystals
A collection page of Bluestreak Crystals
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Sew-on crystals are precision-cut glass crystal stones with pre-drilled holes, designed to be permanently stitched onto fabrics and textiles using needle and thread for the most durable crystal-to-fabric attachment method available. The collection covers all three leading premium brands (Swarovski, Serinity and Preciosa) across round, Loch Rose, Navette, Oval, Pear, Slim Baguette, Flower and specialty shapes in a wide range of sizes and colours. Available in retail and wholesale quantities with no minimum order, ideal for dancewear, bridal gowns, performance costumes, figure skating, theatrical wear, gymnastics costumes and couture garment embellishment. Shop Sew-On Crystals by Brand Browse by brand to find the right sew-on crystal for your project: Swarovski sew-on crystals for the world's leading Austrian-made precision stones with proprietary cutting technology; Serinity sew-on crystals for Austrian-made quality across our own brand; or Preciosa sew-on crystals for premium Czech-made stones across the widest shape range, including Loch Rose, Navette, Oval, Pear, Slim Baguette and Flower. What Are Sew-On Crystals? Sew-on crystals are precision-cut glass stones with pre-drilled holes, permanently stitched onto fabrics and textiles using needle and thread. They can be applied by hand for precise placement on detailed or delicate work, or using a standard or industrial sewing machine for faster production on larger projects. Each stone has a flat back for secure contact with the fabric surface and a precision-faceted front for maximum light refraction. The key advantage over hotfix or adhesive flatbacks is superior long-term attachment strength. Individually secured through pre-drilled holes, the stones cannot be removed without cutting the stitching, making them the preferred choice for performance costumes, dancewear and any garment subjected to physical stress, repeated washing or dry cleaning. Which Brand Is Right for You? All three brands differ in origin, shape
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