Meet Metalites Silver Aquamarine—a unique hotfix rhinestone featuring a beautiful Aquamarine center surrounded by a metallic silver rim for cool-toned color, definition and brilliant sparkle! 🩶🩵💎
The silver border adds bold contrast around the fresh aqua-blue center, creating a distinctive dimensional look that stands out beautifully in rhinestone designs. They're perfect for icy color palettes, winter designs, team and school colors, apparel, accessories and anywhere you want beautiful blue sparkle with a metallic silver edge.
Use them on their own for a striking silver-and-aqua look or pair them with Crystal, Crystal AB, Sapphire, silver tones or other blues for even more dimension.
Cool Aquamarine sparkle with a silver edge. 🩶🩵✨
SS10 – Our most popular size and used in the majority of rhinestone templates.
SS6 – Perfect for smaller details, tighter spaces and more intricate designs.
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 crystal for beautiful clarity and shine.
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.
No wondering whether the storage container pictured is included—it is! 💎
Your rhinestones arrive organized and ready to use—no separate storage container required.
We do our best to photograph and display rhinestone colors as accurately as possible. However, slight variations in color may occur between batches, and metallic finishes may also appear somewhat different depending on lighting and your screen or device settings.
If you're adding to rhinestones you already own for a project, we recommend purchasing enough for your entire project at one time whenever possible to help ensure the closest color match.
