Tooth gems in various shapes

Our shaped tooth gems let you create bolder, more graphic or symbolic designs than classic round gems.

Choose from hearts, stars, navettes, rhombuses, butterflies, teardrops and more to create a subtle, romantic, sparkling, minimalist or statement look.

Why choose a shaped tooth gem

Shapes add a creative dimension. They can create a focal point, visually extend a design or help build a more detailed composition.

• Navette: elongated, elegant and refined.
• Heart: soft, romantic and easy to wear.
• Star: sparkling, on-trend and eye-catching.
• Rhombus: graphic, modern and structured.
• Butterfly: a bolder design, ideal for a signature look.

How to choose the right shape

The choice depends on the tooth size, desired visibility and final result. For a subtle look, small Crystal or Crystal AB shapes are easy to integrate. For a stronger design, colored shapes or multi-gem compositions can create a more visible effect.

Compare sizes and styles in our guide: choosing a tooth gem by size and style.

Related collections

To complete a shaped design, you can combine these styles with:

• Round tooth gems
• Tooth gem assortments
• Opal tooth gems
• 18K gold tooth gems
• DIY tooth gem kits

Materials and precautions

A consistent result depends on the gem, your supplies, preparation and precision. Complete your selection with application materials and application accessories.

Wear and care

How long a gem stays in place depends on the application technique, the tooth surface and aftercare. Tooth Gems World is not responsible for how long the gem stays in place or for breakage after application.

To avoid mistakes, read our guides on lifespan and care, common mistakes and hygiene precautions.

FAQ – Shaped tooth gems

Which shape should I choose first?

A small star, heart or Crystal navette is often easy to integrate into a first design.

What is the difference from a round tooth gem?

A round tooth gem gives a classic, sparkling look. Shaped gems create a more graphic and personalized effect.

Can several shapes be combined?

Yes, as long as the composition remains balanced and adapted to the available surface.