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What is the difference between Swarovski crystals, rhin…
What is the difference between Swarovski crystals, rhinestones, and stone work on garments?
All three are used as sparkling embellishments on premium ethnic and party wear — but at very different quality and price levels:
| Embellishment | Material | Sparkle Quality | Durability | Wholesale Cost Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swarovski crystals | Precision-cut Austrian crystal glass | Exceptional — multi-faceted brilliance | Very high if set properly | +₹500–₹3,000 per garment |
| Korean rhinestones | Quality glass crystals | Very good | Good | +₹150–₹600 per garment |
| Acrylic rhinestones | Plastic with metallic backing | Moderate | Moderate — scratches easily | +₹40–₹150 per garment |
| Kundan (traditional) | Foil-backed glass set in gold foil | Rich, opaque shimmer | High if traditionally set | +₹200–₹1,500 per garment |
Most "stone work" on standard Surat wholesale garments uses acrylic rhinestones. Genuine Swarovski is reserved for high-end designer and bridal pieces. Always clarify with supplier what type of stone work is used.
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