Rhinestone is a common name. It is mainly crystal glass, which is a kind of accessory accessory obtained by cutting artificial crystal glass into diamond facets. This material is economical and has a diamond-like eye-catching visual effect. Therefore, it is very popular. Rhinestones are generally used in mid-range jewelry designs. Since the current global artificial crystal glass manufacturing site is located on the north and south banks of the Rhine, it is also called rhinestone. The most made Austrian Swarovski diamonds produced on the North Shore are called Austrian diamonds for short. It attracts plenty of sunlight and has good gloss. The ones on the south bank are called Czech diamonds. It does not absorb enough sunlight, and its luster is not as good as that of Austrian diamonds. Most of our products are Austrian diamonds, and a few of them are Czech diamonds. Now some pirated manufacturers use domestically made kilogram diamonds, which are made of glass and bargained in kilograms.
Classification of rhinestones: According to the color points, they can be divided into: white diamonds, colored diamonds (such as pink, red, blue, etc.), colored diamonds (also AB diamonds), colored AB diamonds (such as red AB, blue AB, etc.).
According to the shape classification, it can be divided into: ordinary diamonds, special-shaped diamonds, and special-shaped diamonds can be divided into diamond-shaped diamonds (horseeye), trapezoidal diamonds, satellite stones, and bottomless diamonds.
The cut surface of the rhinestone: The general rhinestone has eight cut surfaces, and the back of the rhinestone is coated with a layer of mercury. Through the condensing of the cut surface, it has a good brightness. The more the cut surface, the better the brightness. Swarovski was the first person to discover the crystal glass cut surface.
