Thread: Rhinestone circles

Where do I find those rhinestone circles and stuff that are on the modern Egyptian costumes? Like these:

earrings and bracelets. seriously. from the ones i have when i look up close i can't help but think that's what they are.

it's all connected though and they aren't stretchy. they kind of look like a bunch of necklaces but I'm not sure.I know there are alot of new costumes with these on them.

Reminds me of some of the jewelry styles (the rings inside of rings) that became popular starting a couple years ago.

I don't like it, because it looks like bracelets and earrings for a first sight. Maybe if they arrange them with some more rhinstone chains, it would not be so obvious, but just sew some separate bracelets on the bra and skirt seems like making it too much easy for the designers.

I always liked Hanan, but this is dissapointing: DRESS 7
Also this Yasser, can you see the bracelet on the hip? I saw this costume personaly, and it still has the bracelet closing!

Maybe you'd have luck finding them if you look for belt buckles and stuff? The chain parts do look like necklaces, but some of the more "earring" looking rhinestone circles look like they might be from belt buckles, etc.

Originally Posted by SandraCZ

I don't like it, because it looks like bracelets and earrings for a first sight. Maybe if they arrange them with some more rhinstone chains, it would not be so obvious, but just sew some separate bracelets on the bra and skirt seems like making it too much easy for the designers.

I always liked Hanan, but this is dissapointing: DRESS 7
Also this Yasser, can you see the bracelet on the hip? I saw this costume personaly, and it still has the bracelet closing!

Oh yes, that Hanan is awful!
I can't see the bracelt on the other costume... Where is it?

Sit tight, I will be putting up for sale several Czech AB crystal circle belt buckles that are out of this world!

Originally Posted by ANA_bellydancer

Oh yes, that Hanan is awful!
I can't see the bracelt on the other costume... Where is it?

The photo is very low-res, so it's not so visible, but one is just on her upper hip, placed verticaly, it's a rhinstone bracelet with 3 oval black plastic stones. The other is little bit to the left. Others are on the top of both cups - linning the edge of each cup. There are more of them on the skirt, can't be seen from this angle on the photo. I saw it personally, and it really looked like a cheap work :(

Here are the rings but I have a feeling they're gonna go fast...

AB Czech crystal rings.

yeah they went fast. I'd need a bunch more than that anyway.

Originally Posted by SandraCZ

The photo is very low-res, so it's not so visible, but one is just on her upper hip, placed verticaly, it's a rhinstone bracelet with 3 oval black plastic stones. The other is little bit to the left. Others are on the top of both cups - linning the edge of each cup. There are more of them on the skirt, can't be seen from this angle on the photo. I saw it personally, and it really looked like a cheap work :(

I can see it now! Thanks! Oh, I agree. I mean, one pays 500$ for a costume that one can make at home, just adding some jewelry?

I was at Michael's yesterday and they had some rhinestone rings. They weren't fancy. Just simple rhinestone rings.

Every SINGLE time I see this thread title, I assume it is about some bellydancer secret society, the "Rhinestone Circle." Who are the members? How can you get invited to join? Is there a secret hipshake? :-D

I put a bracelet on the bra I'm making. You can find cute rhinestone jewelry on sale often.

Originally Posted by MahiraRaqs

Where do I find those rhinestone circles and stuff that are on the modern Egyptian costumes? Like these:

Well, i don't see your Rhinestone circles, but i have a Fashion Jewelry Egyptian Scorpion Mummy Necklace, i bought it from Uxsight.com. You can also check out to have a look around.

Mahira-this is the store in the khan el khalili where I bought the costume:

welcome to www.oriental-dancer.com

Wow.... I can't believe they are doing that now! With a lot of the new lycra costumes, I've been looking at the price and thinking, "Gee, I could make that for about $50 bucks AND it would fit me just right!"

Plaid (craft supplies) makes rhinestone rings, squares, tear drops and various other shapes.

They are available at Michael's or through the Plaid website.

Look for the Faux Show line of jewelry materials.

Did you ever find what you were looking for? I came across this today...

welcom to eJoyce.com

I gots em Mahira. Same place that sells the zill bags =)

lol, I need to move out by you Eshta. Because I was having a hard time finding them I have decided to do something else. Once I'm done I'll post it. Thanks ladies.