How to Use Glue to Set Swarovski Crystal Fancy Stones into Gita Jewelry Components

[@avj6033]

Interesting. I always thought I had to press the stones right into the glue (with my thumb for example) to make sure the stone and the setting item get better connected. Well, you learn something new every day. Thank you for that.

[@crunchypickles99]

Thank you! I had an opal cabochon fall out of my earring and knew someone would have a video for that!

[@2lucid107]

What glue do you recommend for gluing crystals or beads onto leather?

[@kathybray7156]

Thankyou this is helpful ❤

[@mangalak7504]

Hi can you help me with where I can get those Gita jewellery settings for Swarovski?

[@mahy23jewelrydesigner45]

Thank you

[@sofiareyna6450]

Great video! I have a question I hope you can answer I broke a piece of my my fluorite Crystal that dangles on my neck and have been looking for a superglue that would be best and not noticeable. Do you have a glue you recommend?

[@nusratkhan1456]

Kaha milega ye glue

[@MsShabriaGxo]

Thank you for sharing 😊💕

[@ZenRelaxingMeditationMusic]

Hi! Great this learning video! I have a question, do you know the best adhesive to glue metal on metal? It is for the Swarovski or Gita jewellery metal settings. I used E6000 glue that is the best for crystal, but for metal on metal wasn't. I don't find a professional glue transparent and to have the properties of E6000 but to have a very strong bond on metal to metal. Thank you so much! 👍👍👍

[@beadaholique]

Hello. We actually recommend E6000 for metal to metal. Besides E6000 you can also use GS Hypo cement. Here is a link to our adhesives: beadaholique.com/collections/adhesives

[@ZenRelaxingMeditationMusic]

@@beadaholique thank you very much! 👍👍👍

[@sophiabalboa2588]

Any tips on where to order Swarovski Cyrstals?

[@beadaholique]

We recommend our direct website! Here is a direct link: www.beadaholique.com/swarovski-crystal Thanks for watching!

[@rp3367]

Doesn't the glue show through the clear gemstones?

[@KathrynKay0651]

Always enjoy these videos!

[@nainamahtani2860]

where is it avaibable in mumbai

[@beadaholique]

Sorry, I'm not sure where you can find the gita jewelry settings locally. The E6000 glue you can probably find at any store that sells hardware or supplies for Do It Yourself (DIY) hobbies

[@fazlinaysha7077]

Where will get this raw materials

[@beadaholique]

You can find the gita settings here: beadaholique.com/collections/gita-jewelry. We still carry some of the swarovski stones too, though, they've been discontinued and going to become harder and harder to find. You can see our selection of them here: beadaholique.com/collections/swarovski-chatons-fancy-stones

[@SWYTLADY]

What is that tool you used to pick up the crystals?

[@beadaholique]

It is the Beadsmith Magical Pick Up tool. You can find it on our site here: beadaholique.com/products/beadsmith-magical-rhinestone-pick-up-tool-with-cleaning-kit-great-for-placing-flatback-rhinestones Thanks for watching!

[@lisatilley5620]

Hi there, I’m having a hard time finding the silver plated bezels to put this Swarovski Crystal in. Do you know where I can find them online?

[@beadaholique]

Here is a link to the bezels on our direct site: beadaholique.com/search?type=product&q=swarovski+bezel+&_=pf&pf_t_color_family=Color%20Family%3ASilver Thanks for watching!

[@unknown689]

Would the GS cement be required for working with 2mm type Swarovski crystal? I don't know how you would get the E6000 into the 2mm area where the crystal supposed to go. Perhaps Pixiss Art Dotting Stylus would help in this case for E6000?

[@beadaholique]

A dotting stylus can certainly help. We have also had success using a toothpick to dot the glue. GS Hypo cement's narrow tip is a great alternative as well.

[@gailmeyer6474]

Are the earrings nickel free /hypo allergenic?

[@beadaholique]

These earring findings are not hypo allergenic. They are silver and gold plating over brass, so they will contain a small amount of nickel. Thanks for watching!

[@kathryndebrahgrant5645]

Where do I get the materials to buy please?

[@beadaholique]

Hi Kathryn, you can find these Gita settings for sale from us here: beadaholique.com/collections/gita-jewelry We carry the swarovski stones too: beadaholique.com/collections/swarovski-chatons-fancy-stones

[@JocelynMBacus]

Hi, any idea where to buy crystal glue here in hk?

[@Repetitivelife]

Would this work to glue a tooth on a metal ring? Im making a tooth ring.

[@beadaholique]

I don't think we've ever tried it with teeth, but it's the first thing I'd reach for. It will definitely bond to the metal well and the gel like consistency will form to the tooth. Remember to let it set for the full 72 hours, that's especially important when you're testing a new kind of bond.

[@Amy-kz5hf]

What are the earrings that you put the gems into called

[@beadaholique]

They are settings for Swarovski crystals. Here is a direct link to them on our site: beadaholique.com/search?type=product&q=gita+earring+setting&_=pf&pf_v_brand=Gita%20Jewelry&pf_t_product_type=0-Product-Type%3AEarring%20Part

[@melissajeet6090]

Can you set a stone into another stone with e6000?

[@beadaholique]

Yes, E6000 will work well for bonding crystal to crystal, or bonding crystal to the foil backing of another crystal.

[@goodgollymsmolly]

Does the cement glue dry clear? Can it be used with real gemstones?

[@beadaholique]

The GS Hypo Cement will dry clear and can be used with gemstones. We also recommend E6000 adhesive for gemstones. Thank you.

[@lazyacid]

What is the name of ston

[@beadaholique]

They're Swarovski fancy stones. They're becoming harder to find these days since Swarovski no longer makes them, so if you find any you like I'd recommend buying now. You can see the ones we carry here: beadaholique.com/collections/swarovski-chatons-fancy-stones

[@vicjadeorious]

I'm making face masks with Swarovski Crystal's. I'm worried that the e6000 will be harmful, but I'm not sure if it still is toxic when it dries. Should I keep using it or use another glue?

[@beadaholique]

Once it fully cures, the E6000 will be safe to wear. We also recommend GS Hypo Cement for fabric beadaholique.com/products/g-s-hypo-fabric-cement-glue-precise-rhinestones Thanks for watching!

[@priyankaagrawal9450]

Hey new to ur channel. .. Will u suggest me best and specific glue :- 1) to stick broken artificial jewellery or to stick diamond, kundan, pearl on artificial jewellery 2) to stick leather item 3) to stick broken plastic Plz suggest me other than fevi kiwick,hot glue gun , Fevicol,.....plz suggest

[@beadaholique]

For 1) I definitely recommend E6000. We use it for setting gemstones in jewelry all the time: beadaholique.com/products/e6000-industrial-strength-glue-adhesive-2-oz For 2) I might also say E6000. We use it for the kind of leather working we do in jewelry making, such as sticking beads or tastes to leather. But if you are making leather clothing or shoes a different clue might be better, I'm not sure what to recommend there since we don't do any tailoring with it. For 3) I would probably recommend G S Hypo cement, broken plastic pieces can often be quite small a G S is the a great glue for small and fragile pieces: beadaholique.com/products/g-s-hypo-cement-precise-applicator-essential

[@priyankaagrawal9450]

@@beadaholique thank you so much

[@priyankaagrawal9450]

@@beadaholique plz can you suggest me for shoes ..like to stick shoe shole

[@beadaholique]

@@priyankaagrawal9450 Sorry we haven't any work with shoe repair so I'm not sure what to recommend.

[@priyankaagrawal9450]

Ook thank you so much

[@joanjackabon4515]

That cement is a pain to work with. If you dont recap it IMMEDIATELY ic continues to oozo out. Alsi trying to recap that gluenis avrealmhassle as it is soooo small to

[@jenniferdewey2914]

Sorry meant to say I use the krazy glue because it dries in 30’seconds and doesn’t cause the beads to stick to each other. I’m just not sure which is better

[@beadaholique]

We haven't used krazy glue in our crafting much, but I think for the kind of knot hiding you're talking about it's probably a good choice. The best thing we like about G S is how easy it is to apply in small and precise amounts, and krazy glue seems like it gives you good applicator options too. It may not bond as strongly as G S, but for that sort of work you don't necessarily need the strongest possible bond. Especially not if you're making stretch bracelets. Then your knot will probably outlast the cord's stretchiness.

[@jenniferdewey2914]

I am making stretch bracelets with 8 mm beads. Using then cement like I said causes the bead I put the knot through causes the next bead to it to stick to the other bead. Is there a way to avoid this. I do love the Gs hypo cement, but selling the product I don’t think looks good with two beads stuck together. I did order the avalon string very excited to use that.

[@beadaholique]

​@@jenniferdewey2914 8mm beads give you a pretty good size to work with, so if I'm understanding the problem right I think what I'd do is clean any excess cement off the side of the bead once you pull the knot through to the center. GS Hypo cement can be removed with alcohol, so a small cleaning wipe, or a cotton swab with a drop of rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover should let you easily clean the bead with a quick swipe.

[@jenniferdewey2914]

Excellent. So helpful I’m gonna try that now!

[@jenniferdewey2914]

I’ll keep you posted

[@royalfolkspark]

So you'll wait 24 hours now........ before you glue up the next one. Would a professional have some king of holding clasped for many pc to be worked ?

[@beadaholique]

Oh no, you can make as many pieces as you want at one time. The reason we didn't make both on camera was because the video was running a little long and the technique is exactly the same for both. There's no need to clamp them as they dry. You can keep them in your work area and continue to work, or move them somewhere else, they'll be fine as long as they stay upright.

[@sbcwinn]

Hi. Can you help me please......... I manufacture old fashioned safety razors. They are cool and have come back into fashion. What I want to do is set either 2 x 2mm diamond chips or 2 x 2mm cubic zirconium into the head. Can this be done? Remember the head gets wet every shave. Which glue would you suggest?? Would the hole for the "setting" be better at 2mm or 1.8mm? Or would we start with a 2mm hole, drill that half way down then drill the rest at 1.8mm? We will eventually do the razor heads with birthstones...... Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[@beadaholique]

Although we have not done a project with a safety razor, we highly recommend E6000 adhesive. It is industrial strength and will be water resistant once it cures. As far as the settings go, we recommend making them as wide as the crystals you are using. Here is a direct link to the E6000 adhesive beadaholique.com/products/e6000-industrial-strength-glue-adhesive-0-18-fl-oz. Thanks for watching!

[@verybarbara3142]

I've read from several sources that E6000 can eat away at the foil backs on rhinestones. This would be so embarrassing if this happened to any of my clients. Anyone else have a history of this happening?

[@beadaholique]

We're still using E6000 as our main workhorse over here and haven't seen that behavior. Some of the Swarovski pieces in our studio are going on 10 years old. The biggest problems we hear about from people with E6000 seem to be due to a lack of curing time. For the best hold you really do want to let the finished piece rest undisturbed for the whole 72 hours.