Mark Richards Enterprises - Crystal Alphabet Stickers - large block letters, silver glitter with stones

Crystal Alphabet Stickers - large block letters, silver glitter with stones

See All 4 Versions of This Item
SKU: 23358 MPN: N/A
List Price: $5.56
Discount: 10%
Texas Art Price: $5.00

Product Information

  • Self-adhesive rhinestone capital letters
  • Available in clear or silver glitter
  • Includes matching number sets
  • Perfect for titles and monograms
  • Large block letter format
  • Works well for scrapbooking projects
Out of Stock
Price Match Guarantee Found it cheaper? We'll match it.
Artist-Staffed Team Real artists ready to help you.
Houston, TX Since 1950 Local roots, three store locations.
Fast, Reliable Shipping Thousands of items ship quickly.

Mark Richards Enterprises Crystal Alphabet Stickers Description

Rhinestone letters transform plain surfaces into personalized statements without the learning curve of hand lettering. These self-adhesive alphabet stickers combine dimensional sparkle with instant application, peel, position, press. Clear rhinestones catch light from multiple angles, creating subtle shimmer on light backgrounds, while silver glitter versions with embedded stones deliver bolder impact against darker surfaces.

Large capital block letters maintain readability while providing substantial visual presence. The consistent height and spacing ensure professional-looking titles and monograms whether you're customizing a scrapbook cover, embellishing a gift box, or personalizing home décor. Pre-applied adhesive eliminates the frustration of individually gluing tiny stones; each letter arrives ready to apply with secure backing that holds through handling.

Complete alphabet sets let you spell anything without running short on common letters. Matching number sets extend the possibilities to dates, ages, and addresses. Use them for wedding signage, birthday banners, custom cards, or fabric embellishment on bags and clothing. The dimensional quality adds tactile interest that flat vinyl or printed letters can't match, creating focal points that invite closer inspection.