Coin charms
Make your creations sparkle with our wide choice of sequins to sew, glue, embroider or slip into your DIYs, available in all shapes and colors.
Whether you're making glittering jewelry or unique accessories, let your imagination run wild and these little sequins will be the charm of your creations!
In this selection, discover all our metal and natural stone sequins, as well as the enameled sequins so popular with our designers.
DIY jewelry with sequins
Sequin is an all-rounder, whether you're making a necklace or a pair of earrings. Ideal for rings and bracelets thanks to its small size, you can let it hang without it getting in the way.
Sequin crafting is also very popular in the hobby world, as you can customize and decorate your clothes and accessories with these little fancy components.
Here are a few ideas for jewelry creations, but there's nothing to stop you letting your imagination run wild:
- The hammered sequins and charms bracelet is a must-have for the "total look". Bewitch those around you with the gentle tinkle of these tiny components clinking together.
- Pendant earrings with epoxy sequins add color to your outfits and pep to your face.
- Combine pompoms and sequins for summery red creoles.
- Customize your strawbasket or bag with a mix of sequins and pompons.
- Transform your sequins into earstuds, as with these tagua seed earrings.
What's the difference between a sequin and a charm?
The sequin generally differs from the charm in two ways: it's smaller than a charm, and it doesn't have a ring, but a hole.
How to attach sequins?
These small components can be sewn, glued or hung.
- For customizing clothes and accessories, components can be easily sewn on.
- For the creation of hand-made jewelry, opt foropen rings or jewelry glue.
What's the difference between a sequin and a charm?
The sequin generally differs from the charm in two ways: it's smaller than a charm, and it doesn't have a ring, but a hole.