What is the difference between sparse and dense?
Dense options place more marquise stones into each repeat and reduce open space.
| Item No.: | TB-RTC-MCR-105 |
| Material: | Marquise and round glass rhinestones in inlaid sparse or dense cluster links |
| Size: | Approx. 1.65 cm wide and 90 cm per listed length |
| MOQ (Min. Order): | 1 |
| Price Per Piece: | $12.99 USD |
Seven sparse/dense styles | Approx. 1.65 cm wide
The 1.65 cm Marquise Cluster Rhinestone Chain offers seven exact constructions built from pointed horse-eye stones and small round accents. Four sparse styles cover silver-white, gold-white, silver AB and gold AB, while three denser versions add silver-white, gold-white and a rich golden treatment. Each source unit is approximately 1.65 cm wide and 90 cm long, letting gown, belt and accessory makers select not only the finish but also the amount of crystal coverage required.
Sparse and dense are separate structures; include density, base direction and stone effect in the selected option name.
Airy styles reveal more of the base material between marquise sprigs, while dense options overlap the pointed stones into a fuller linked band.
Inspect tip alignment, round-stone spacing, plating tone and connector movement before choosing the chain for a shaped garment section.
Choose sparse links for a lighter neckline or select dense clusters for belts, straps, statement borders, bags and stagewear panels.
Keep the selected chain separated from coarse materials, avoid folding through a cluster and secure both neighboring links before trimming.
Dense options place more marquise stones into each repeat and reduce open space.
The source records approximately 1.65 cm.
Silver AB, gold AB and a golden dense finish appear alongside clear-white options.
Send the complete sparse or dense label, quantity and intended placement for TB-RTC-MCR-105.
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