Purples

💜 Purple Hotfix Rhinestones

A collection of purples that would make Prince proud! 💜💎

From soft lavender-inspired shades to rich jewel tones, deep blue-purples and dramatic specialty finishes, our Purple Hotfix Rhinestone Collection proves there is definitely more than one way to do purple.

Whether you're creating apparel, accessories, rhinestone templates, florals, school and team designs or an unapologetically purple masterpiece, there's a shade—and a sparkle—for just about every purple palette.

💜 Which Purple Do You Need?

Around here, “purple” covers a LOT of territory. 😂

Explore softer shades such as Light Amethyst, classic jewel-inspired colors such as Amethyst and Tanzanite, rich vibrant shades such as Fuchsia, deeper blue-purple tones such as Indigo, and other distinctive purple specialty colors.

Then choose the finish that gives your project the personality you're looking for.

Our Purple collection includes:

• Traditional glass rhinestones for classic faceted sparkle
• AB rhinestones for multicolor reflective effects
• Neon colors for bright, high-impact purple
• Chrome and metallic finishes for bold reflection
• Metalites featuring contrasting metallic rims
• Shaved Ice for softer, creamy-looking color
• Color-shifting and specialty stones for more dramatic effects
• ICY Premier rhinestones for exceptional clarity, distinctive color and premier-quality sparkle

🌈 Purple Can Have an Undertone

One reason choosing the right purple can be tricky is that purple lives between red and blue.

Some shades lean warmer and more pink or red, while others lean cooler and more blue.

That means two stones can both be called “purple” and still look dramatically different beside the other colors in your project.

If you're trying to match an existing design, fabric, school color or logo, pay attention to whether you need a warmer purple, cooler blue-purple, lighter lavender-inspired shade or deeper jewel tone.

🏈 Great for Team & School Colors

Purple is a popular color for sports, schools and team designs, where choosing the correct undertone can make a big difference.

Pair purple with gold, yellow, white, black, silver, green or other coordinating team colors to build your complete palette.

🎨 Build a Purple Palette

Purple also gives you plenty of opportunities for beautiful color combinations.

Try pairing it with:

• Pink for a rich neighboring-color palette
• Blue for cool jewel tones
• Gold or yellow for strong contrast
• Green for a bold complementary-inspired combination
• Black for dramatic depth
• White or Crystal for clean contrast
• Silver or metallic finishes for extra shine
• Multiple purple shades for dimensional monochromatic designs

Mixing traditional glass rhinestones with AB, chrome or specialty finishes can add even more dimension without leaving the purple family.

Lavender-inspired. Amethyst. Violet. Blue-purple. Neon. Chrome. Specialty sparkle. Whatever kind of purple speaks to you, we've probably got a rock for that. 💜💎✨