Tooth gem

Welcome to the Tooth Gems World tooth gems collection. You will find round gems in many sizes, colors and finishes to create subtle, luminous or more visible designs.

This collection includes classic round styles such as Crystal, Crystal AB, colored shades and softer tones. For more graphic designs, explore our shaped tooth gems.

How to choose tooth gems

The right choice depends on size, color and the final effect. Small sizes create a discreet result, while larger sizes catch more light. Crystal and Crystal AB are versatile, while colored gems help create a more personal look.

• Discreet result: choose small sizes and luminous shades.
• More visible result: choose a larger size or a contrasting color.
• Detailed design: combine several sizes or add a shaped gem.

To compare styles, read our guide: choosing the size and style of a tooth gem.

Complementary collections

To build a complete assortment, you can also explore:

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

Materials, glue and accessories

The final look also depends on the materials used, preparation and application method. Complete your selection with application materials, application accessories or starter packs.

Wear and care

The hold of the gem depends on the application technique, the surface and maintenance. Tooth Gems World cannot be held responsible for how long the gem lasts or for any breakage after application.

To reduce mistakes and preserve shine, read our guides on lifespan and care, common mistakes and hygiene and safety.

FAQ – Tooth gems

Which tooth gem should I choose first?

Small Crystal or Crystal AB gems are often the easiest choice for a subtle first design.

What is the difference between round and shaped gems?

Round gems create a classic luminous look. Shapes such as hearts, stars or navettes add a more graphic effect.

Does this collection include application materials?

No, this collection is dedicated to gems. Materials, accessories and kits are available in dedicated collections.

Where can I learn more?

You can read our reference guide: complete tooth gem guide.