Small 6mm charms with rhinestones in stainless steel

What they are:

• Size: 6 mm is tiny — about the size of a pencil eraser. These are delicate, minimal embellishments.

• Shape: Usually round or slightly faceted.

• Stone: A rhinestone (glass or crystal) is set in a tiny metal bezel or prong setting.

• Metal: Stainless steel is popular because it’s affordable, hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant, and durable. It keeps its shine and won’t easily corrode.

Why people love them:

✅ Colorful: They come in many colors — clear, pastel, vivid gem tones. Each color can mimic a birthstone or just add sparkle.
✅ Tiny but sparkly: Even small, they catch the light nicely.
✅ Versatile: You can use them in a huge variety of jewelry and crafts.

How they’re used:

1. Charm bracelets: Add multiple colors for a bright, layered look.

2. Necklaces: Dangle a single charm on a fine chain for a minimalist vibe.

3. Earrings: Attach as drops on hoops or studs.

4. Link connectors: Use them between chain segments, similar to your nurdle connector idea.

5. Keychains or zipper pulls: For small sparkle details.

6. Crafts & clothing: Sew them onto fabric or attach to bookmarks, phone charms, or planners.

Types of settings:

• Bezel setting: The stone is fully surrounded by metal for a sleek, modern look.

• Prong setting: Tiny metal claws hold the stone, letting in more light for extra sparkle.

• Closed back vs. open back: Open-back settings make rhinestones sparkle more.

Why stainless steel?

• Hypoallergenic — good for sensitive skin.

• No tarnish — no polishing needed.

• Tough — won’t dent or bend easily.

• Modern look — pairs well with clean, minimal or industrial styles.