Pink is the widest color range we carry, running from a pale blush that reads almost as a neutral all the way to a saturated magenta. The shade you need depends less on how pink you want it and more on how far the stone has to read from the audience.

On the soft end, Light Rose is a clear pale pink and the most-used shade for ballet, lyrical, and bridal work. Rose sits a step deeper as a classic medium pink and is the single most versatile shade in the family. Blossom, Candy, and Candy Delite are soft pinks in the same range. Vintage Rose, Dusty Rose, and Antique Pink are the muted, dusty pinks used where a clean bright pink would look too sweet.

On the bold end, Fuchsia is the hot pink, a deep magenta with purple in it, and it is the second most-stocked shade here. Deep Pink and Indian Pink sit near it. Neon Pink and Electric Pink work differently: these are opaque rather than transparent, so they hold a flat saturated color that does not dim under a stage wash. Competition cheer and team spirit designs lean on them for exactly that reason.

Rose Peach and Apricot lean warm and also sit in our peach and coral range. Pinks are stocked in flatback across MAXIMA Crystals by Preciosa^®, LUX European Crystal^®, and PriceLess Crystal^™.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Rose and Light Rose rhinestones?

Light Rose is the paler of the two, a soft clear pink that reads almost blush at a distance. Rose is a true medium pink that holds its color from further away. Light Rose is the standard for ballet and bridal. Rose is the better choice when the pink needs to be visible from the back of a theater. These are the two most-confused shades in the family.

Which pink rhinestone is hot pink?

Fuchsia is the hot pink. It is a deep magenta with purple in it and it is the most saturated transparent pink we stock. If you want a brighter, flatter hot pink that does not darken under stage lighting, Neon Pink is the alternative, since it is opaque and carries its own color.

What pink rhinestone should I use for a ballet costume?

Light Rose is the usual choice, because it matches the pale pink of classical tutus and pointe shoe fabric without adding a hard color. Blossom and Candy work in the same range. If the costume fabric is a warmer or dustier pink, Vintage Rose or Antique Pink will match better than a clean Light Rose.

What is a dusty pink rhinestone?

Dusty pinks are muted rather than clear, with a gray or brown cast that softens the color. Vintage Rose, Dusty Rose, and Antique Pink are the dusty pinks we carry. They pair well with neutrals and mauve fabric, where a bright pink would read as a mismatch.

Do pink rhinestones come in AB?

Yes. Dusty Rose is available in standard pink and also available coated with an aurora borealis (AB) coating, as Dusty Rose Shimmer AB. The base stone stays pink and the coating adds an iridescent shift over it. Use the color filter above to see the current AB options across the pink range.

How do I match a pink rhinestone to pink fabric?
Order a rhinestone color chart and lay the stones directly on the fabric. Pink is the range where screens fail most often, because a phone camera pulls warm pinks cool and cool pinks warm, and that shift is exactly the difference between Rose and Vintage Rose.