Meet Indigo—a deep, dramatic blue-purple hotfix rhinestone with rich color and brilliant glass sparkle. 💙💜💎
Indigo lives beautifully between blue and purple, making it a fantastic choice when your design needs something deeper than a traditional bright blue but not quite a classic purple.
That blue-violet personality also makes Indigo incredibly versatile. Depending on the colors surrounding it, Indigo can lean more blue or allow more of its purple character to come forward.
And on black fabric? YES. The dark background gives that deep color and sparkling faceted surface a beautiful opportunity to shine.
Use Indigo for lettering, apparel, accessories, rhinestone templates, school and team colors, jewel-tone palettes and designs that need a deep, sophisticated pop of color.
Pair it with blues for a rich tonal palette, purples for beautiful depth, crystal and silver tones for cool contrast, or brighter colors when you want Indigo to act as the dramatic anchor.
Deep blue. Rich purple. One gorgeous color living right in between. 💙💜✨
The answer is...
YES. 😂💎
Indigo sits in the blue-violet family, giving you characteristics of both colors rather than fitting neatly into only one.
That's exactly what makes it useful.
Place Indigo alongside blues and its blue character may become more noticeable.
Pair it with purples and you may notice more of its violet personality.
Surrounding colors, fabric color and lighting can all influence which side of Indigo your eye notices first.
So if you're shopping for something deeper and moodier than a bright blue—but you don't want to go fully purple—Indigo may be exactly the color you're looking for.
Indigo makes a beautiful bridge between the blue and purple sections of your rhinestone collection.
Try combining it with lighter or brighter blues to create depth, or pair it with Amethyst and other purples to build a dimensional purple palette.
You can also use Indigo as the darkest color in a gradient, combine it with crystal or silver tones for contrast, or pair it with a completely different color family for a bold complementary look.
Sometimes the hardest-working color in a palette is the one that connects two others—and Indigo understood the assignment. 💎
Already know the color family you're looking for? Shop Rhinestones by Color to browse colors and specialty collections.
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Start with a color you love and discover coordinating rhinestone palettes using complementary, analogous, triadic and other color combinations.
Visit SparkleSelect.com to pick your color, build your palette and make it sparkle! ✨
SS10 – Our most popular size and used in the majority of rhinestone templates.
SS6 – Perfect for smaller details, tighter spaces and more intricate designs.
Current package options include:
No wondering whether the storage container pictured is included—it is! 💎
Our rhinestones are packaged in our reusable Ice Box storage system based on quantity and size selected:
Your rhinestones arrive organized and ready to use—no separate storage container required.
These rhinestones have a heat-activated adhesive backing and can be applied using a heat press or compatible single-stone heat tool.
For best results:
Wash in cold water only and lay flat to dry.
These rhinestones are made from low-lead glass crystal for beautiful clarity and shine.
Indigo is a deep blue-purple rhinestone that works beautifully alone or as part of blue, purple, jewel-tone and contrasting color palettes.
Our stones are packaged based on volume. Rhinestone counts are defined approximations and are not guaranteed. Contents may settle during shipping.
Store your rhinestones in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to help maintain their longevity.
Because Indigo sits between blue and purple, its appearance can be especially sensitive to lighting, surrounding colors, fabric color and screen/device settings.
In some environments Indigo may appear more blue, while in others its violet or purple character may be more noticeable. This is a natural part of how a blue-violet color is perceived.
We do our best to photograph and display colors accurately. However, slight variations in color may occur between batches.
If you're adding Indigo rhinestones to stones you already own, we recommend purchasing enough for your entire project at one time for the closest possible match.
