Rhinestone & Jeweled Ribbon

Add sparkle and luxury to your creations with DPW’s rhinestone ribbon collection. Perfect for event décor, gift wrapping, wedding styling, and DIY crafts, these dazzling ribbons feature rows of faux gems that catch the light beautifully.

Our rhinestone and jeweled ribbons are available in mesh, chain, or fabric-backed styles, offering flexibility for wrapping, trimming, or embellishing centerpieces, invitations, and accessories.

Tips for Application: Getting the Best Out of Rhinestone Ribbon

Working with rhinestone or jeweled ribbon offers stunning results, but attention to detail is essential to maintain its premium look. Here’s how to apply it like a pro—whether you’re gift wrapping, decorating an event, or crafting displays.

1. Cut Carefully for a Clean Finish

Rhinestone ribbon often comes with a mesh or fabric backing to hold the stones in place. Unlike traditional ribbons, this backing can fray or warp if cut carelessly. Always use sharp scissors or a rotary cutter on a flat surface to achieve a precise, clean edge.If your design calls for multiple cuts or intricate shapes, it’s helpful to:

Mark your measurements lightly on the back using chalk or a fabric-safe marker.

Use a metal ruler as a guide to ensure straight lines.

Consider sealing the edges with a clear-drying glue to prevent any fray (especially for mesh-based trims).

This small step can make a big difference in presentation, particularly when the ribbon is meant to be a focal point.

2. Adhesive Matters—Choose What Lasts

While a standard glue stick may hold for light tasks, jeweled ribbon requires stronger adhesives—especially for longer-term use or uneven surfaces.

Here’s what works best:

Hot glue: Ideal for décor elements like frames, signage borders, or fabric surfaces. It sets quickly and holds firmly without bleeding through the material.

Double-sided tape: Great for quick gift wrapping or temp

These are mess-free and work well on smooth, non-porous surfaces like acrylic boxes, glass, or metal tins.

Avoid wet glues that may seep through the mesh backing or cause rhinestones to loosen over time.

3. Layer for Drama and Depth

Don’t limit your design to just one ribbon type. Rhinestone trim pairs beautifully with other textures to create a layered, dimensional look. For example:Satin ribbon: Place the jeweled ribbon on top of a wider satin base to create elegant borders or banding on gift boxes.

Grosgrain ribbon: The ribbed texture of grosgrain contrasts with rhinestone shimmer, adding tactile interest.

Organza: Light and sheer, organza provides a soft background that allows rhinestones to sparkle more vividly.

Layering also helps balance the visual weight—especially when your packaging or décor has a lot of negative space. This technique is especially effective in wedding styling, high-end branding, and holiday gift wrap.

Pro tip: Use neutral-toned base ribbons (like black, ivory, or blush) to make rhinestones stand out even more without clashing.

Whether you're designing for elegance or celebration, DPW provides high-shine rhinestone ribbons that elevate every detail with brilliance and glam.