“What do you give a friend who has everything?” You’ve said it before, and there’s no doubt you’ll say it again. But here’s an idea: one gift that even the owner of everything could use is a chic box to store all those stylish bibs and bobs in. (Pretty genius, right?) So you start to shop for a cool trinket box, and I’ll tell you, because I’ve done it — you either find the glamorous, glossy, $200 variety or the $10 job that doesn’t quite match the elegance of said friend.
What a pleasant surprise, then, that this DIY faux-geode trinket box — the one that looks like it could cost close to $250 — only requires about $20 worth of supplies, provided you already have food coloring and glue in your craft arsenal. And if you assume you need a lab coat and beakers to “grow” your own decorative crystals, think again. This project can be completed right on your kitchen counter — no science degree required.
What you’ll need:
• White pipe cleaners
• String
• Scissors
• Borax
• Heat-safe glass jar or container
• Measuring spoons
• Gel food coloring (liquid would work, too)
• Pencil
• Paint brush
• Testors Metallic Gold enamel paint
• Paint thinner
• E6000 glue
• Decorative wood box
Step 1: Create the base for the crystal. Using a few pipe cleaners, form a coil, weaving the ends in and through the coil’s layers as you go. This will help secure the disc-like shape.
Step 2: Cut a 12-inch long piece of string and thread it through one of the outer rings of the coil. Set the whole thing aside.
Step 3: Measure out 9 tablespoons of Borax into a heat-safe glass container or jar.

Step 4: Boil 3 cups of water in a small pot and mix in food coloring. (Start with about ½ teaspoon of gel food coloring, and add more if you know you want a deep tone.) Stir to encourage the gel to mix in completely, then carefully pour the still-boiling water over the Borax powder and mix until dissolved. (You can add more coloring to the water once the Borax is dissolved if you’d like a deeper hue.)
Step 5: Lower the pipe-cleaner coil into the Borax solution, and tie the other end of the string around a pencil or pen, so that the coil won’t touch the bottom of the jar when you rest the pencil on the jar’s rim. Let the coil sit undisturbed for about 5 hours, covered with a dish towel, then remove it from the solution and pat dry with a paper towel. Cut off the string.
Step 6: Paint the crystal’s edges with metallic enamel paint. Tip: Load only a small amount of paint onto your brush at a time — it will spread over the crystal’s surface rather quickly. When you’ve finished, clean the brush with paint thinner and rest the crystal on a spool or a bottle top, out of direct sunlight (which can cause the color to fade). Let dry, then glue the crystal to the box lid with E6000 glue.
Photographs by Amanda Kingloff.
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210 comments
Cynthia G. from HammerToLace said 6 years ago
Who knew! Love the idea and I will file it away in my brain for that special time when needed. Oh wait....I can't remember anything. I think I will "pin" it. :) Thanks for the pin.
Corrine Gasiorowski from TwigsAndWool said 6 years ago
definitely trying this!!!
lemonlizdesigns from lemonlizdesigns said 6 years ago
I love when science enters craft! Can't wait to try!
Angela Lovett from MusicCityVintage said 6 years ago
That's awesome!
Liana from WildRoseAndSparrow said 6 years ago
Beautiful "frosted" project. It looks like a statement pendant druzy dipped in real gold!...or a beautiful decadent french pastry. I love the fact that really inexpensive household supplies were used to obtain such unexpected and exquisite results! I think I will use it for those vintage cabinet pull knobs that I can't find :)
Cynthia G. from HammerToLace said 6 years ago
by the way, this reminds me of my personal fun story I have on my profile /about page https://www.etsy.com/people/hammertolace?ref=hdr_user_menu
Munkyeong Kim from MoonIllustrate said 6 years ago
That is great!!
Juliet Matthews from FabulousLittleGifts said 6 years ago
Amazing!
Fishcouple from fishcouple said 6 years ago
Wow! Gotta try on this! Thanks for sharing!
Connie Olsen from CreatingLady said 6 years ago
Super beautiful and super safe for kids to try. Perfect gift idea for a teacher gift in the form of ornament. Maybe earn extra credit in science! Definitely fun!
Barbara Gable from CrazyLovely said 6 years ago
so fun! My daughter is going to love this idea!
Megan from MegansMenagerie said 6 years ago
This is such a great idea! Can't wait to try it with my kids!
Thom Aten from Circa810 said 6 years ago
Wow, I had no idea! Will be sharing this with a couple of friends. Thanks
ACR from IntoTheBluePaintShop said 6 years ago
Wow, I love it ! Thanks for the post !
ACR from WoodsyWools said 6 years ago
How cool !! :-)
bm from MackinacIslandInk said 6 years ago
Neato !
Nandhini Shanmugasundaram from chennapatnam said 6 years ago
love it...
Kashuen Collectibles from Kashuen said 6 years ago
I have use this method to make snowflake and clover for St Patrick's Day. It is such a beautiful idea. Gotta show it to my girl, she will love it. Thanks!
Katie Anne from MiddleCoast said 6 years ago
Wow! This is incredible! Can't wait to try it out and share it with little kiddos! :)
LivingVintage from LivingVintage said 6 years ago
Awesome and gorgeous!
Britany from TheSageHoney said 6 years ago
I have thought about making my own coffee table box in that manner but with agate or turquoise. This is just as magnificent of a look and at a fraction of the cost! This is such a fun science project that you can do with your kids too. Lovely! Thank you!
Vickie S. Street from VickiesVintageroom said 6 years ago
Never knew about this and will think about doing something like this for the future. This might come in handy some day. Thanks
Allison from OneWorldTwoHands said 6 years ago
Are the crystals rather fragile?
accentonvintage from accentonvintage said 6 years ago
What a beautiful box! Great idea!
Fertile Gems from FertileGems said 6 years ago
Ooooh! Very nice! I'll be trying this :)
Cyndy from MtnGlen said 6 years ago
kids...nothing...I am going to try this now!
Amber from BambuEarth said 6 years ago
Wow! This is so cool! ♥︎♥︎♥︎
Laura Muraco from lauramuraco said 6 years ago
i had to do a double take - i thought for sure the crystal was real! - so fun!!
Marta DQ from tribomo said 6 years ago
So cool! Love this - already pinned to my DIY board! :) Great idea!
Katyooshjewelry jewelry from Kattyoosh said 6 years ago
Wow... I love it.beautiful box!
Natalia Snemis from expressyourself said 6 years ago
Very creative!
fragilecircuitV from VintageBlend said 6 years ago
This is magic!. Love it.
Zita from silkstory said 6 years ago
O great idea! Thank for sharing!
Galia in a box from pineconeinabox said 6 years ago
Cool diy project. Nice photos.
Libivee from Libivee said 6 years ago
Great DIY ! Thank you
Matejka Max from NattyMatty said 6 years ago
Cool!
Mo and Ki from MokiMinis said 6 years ago
Oh wow, very cool!
Raimonda Mor from VelvetValley said 6 years ago
Wow, so beautiful! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Betty Somelar from Kriips said 6 years ago
Wow, so great idea:) It looks so nice!
Aristocrafts from Aristocrafts said 6 years ago
It actually looks like a druzy crystal sits on the jewelry box! What a great idea and fun project! Thanks for sharing :).
Cari Street handbags from caristreetseattle said 6 years ago
Beautiful!!!!
Jade Wilkinson from JustJadess said 6 years ago
This looks great!
Monica C from MomoSeaJewelry said 6 years ago
It's all about adding personal touches when giving gifts! I love to make my own gift tags or add an embellishment to the package to sparkle it up!
nlbgrammy from Qt2t said 6 years ago
Thanks for sharing. I think it will be a great school project.
Jenna T from HelloMissChickadee said 6 years ago
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. I love creative gift wrapping and packaging!
Debbie Todd from DebbieToddStudio said 6 years ago
It's a magical idea! I am really impressed!
Jeanne B from PruAtelier said 6 years ago
Wow....at first glance I thought, OK, another too simple project...put a crystal on top of a box...until I saw that one can actually MAKE the crystal! How special is that?!! Goodness, seeing this, there's so much I DON'T know that exists!
Angela from CharmCityScarves said 6 years ago
Looks easy with a beautiful finished effect. Thanks for sharing!
Lala Jewelry from Laladesignstudio said 6 years ago
Scientific and beautiful! I grew my own crystals when I was in elementary school for the science fair. What a great project!
montgomerycrystalco2 from MontgomeryCrystalCo said 6 years ago
1-what a help to us mineral dealers, 2-if you are going to make this/give this/READ this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borax
Olivia Moore from PoofyDove said 6 years ago
Whoa! That is crazy cool!
Avianti Jewelry from AviantiJewelry said 6 years ago
Very creative! great idea!
Gail Oliver from AttentionGetting said 6 years ago
Pretty!
Leah from EmilesPlace said 6 years ago
I can not wait to try this...still can not believe how amazing it looks!!! Thanks for sharing this!
Miranda from dessertfirstdesigns said 6 years ago
So cool, and I don't get it at all. Will have to read further.
Rhonda Stubbs from RhondaCorner said 6 years ago
WOW! I forgot about this. I learned this in school about 35 years ago. Thank you! Will teach this to my grandchildren.
aressa from OriginalBridalHanger said 6 years ago
Neat idea...I don't think I have ever heard of doing this before, unless it has been years ago....
Jenny O from PrairieFairyDesigns said 6 years ago
This is exciting!!! I cannot wait to give it a whirl.
Lindsay from ThePennyPaperCo said 6 years ago
GET OUT. This is amazing!!!
Sarah Barrett from StorySparkCreative said 6 years ago
Am I the only one who's brain just exploded?! I always see those amethyst crystals dipped in gold, so when I saw the photo I thought, "wow, that looks like an expensive DIY project." Awesome, dude. I am going to do this just because it looks like fun!
Sarah Barrett from StorySparkCreative said 6 years ago
*whose. :D Nuts.
Jennifer from Bagznbeadz said 6 years ago
How many of us are going to run home and try this?!! Thanks!
Fields Of Vintage from FieldsOfVintage said 6 years ago
I love this idea!!!!! Thanks for sharing.
Lora Radloff from BonniesCinematheque said 6 years ago
Wow, super idea!
Christine from xroma said 6 years ago
Great idea!
glitterandstones from glitterandstones said 6 years ago
What an amazing idea!!! Thank you for sharing.
hin lee from overdo said 6 years ago
wow. this is amazing!!!
Georgia from JewelMeShop said 6 years ago
Gorgeous idea! Thanks for sharing!
WING SUM YIM from fabricAsians said 6 years ago
That's something I will do this weekend!!
candice beaty from IRENESVINTAGEBLING said 6 years ago
I am going to try this looks like fun
Marlous P from Lousje said 6 years ago
Wow! So easy and I have all the things needed :) Will give it a try for sure!
Kathya from aLittleBirdTweetme said 6 years ago
what a cool idea! Thanks for sharing it…. My mind is spinning thinking of the possibilities...
Kalisa L. from MuchandQuick said 6 years ago
I wonder how sturdy the little "gem" is and if it deteriorates over time. Very cute project, could be a lot of fun for when you need embellishment but don't want to use actual gemstones/crystals. If these are lightweight, this could be great for costuming.
Meenu Jewellery Jewellery from MeenuJewellery said 6 years ago
Oh I love this! What a great idea!
Martin Lam from martin1206 said 6 years ago
Cool idea and so beautiful items!
Francesca from SettembrinaShop said 6 years ago
Fantastic project, the "gem" is beautiful. This process can be easily used to embellish a lot of other items. Thanks for sharing!
June from isewcute said 6 years ago
What a clever idea!!! I love it!
Martha Aguilar from ArteOtomi said 6 years ago
Amazing!
Becca Westerfield from beccasblues said 6 years ago
I love this idea, thanks for sharing it!! I think I may make some special geode boxes for my nieces and I already have everything I need!! :)
Giulia Viti said 6 years ago
This is amazing!! We don't have Borax around here though..wth what could I make it instead? Thank you <3
Betty Heppner from SoftForest said 6 years ago
Gotta try this! I think they would make awesome Christmas tree decorations!
Marta from Martasjewelry said 6 years ago
So nice! Not only can we make beautiful jewelry, but also a beautiful box to put it in! So creative!
Marcy Langworthy from ManhattanHippy said 6 years ago
Wow, never seen this before. Very cool.
Julie Tarampi from JulemiJewelry said 6 years ago
OMG so pretty! I will try this!
brightgraystudio said 6 years ago
I wonder if you could make a larger base shape- a rectangle or larger organic shape, and have it cover almost the entire top. It seems like you could. I'm also curious if these are then water soluble or if they're pretty sturdy.
Valentina . from Exclusive72 said 6 years ago
Wow, wonderful! Thank you so much!
Lois Demers from UniqueRabbitDesigns said 6 years ago
Amazingly pretty!
Marilyn Bell from mbelldesign said 6 years ago
Cool! Just like the crystal-growing science projects I loved as a kid, except better!
Joy D. from RetroRosiesBasement said 6 years ago
Great idea! It really does look like it could be a very pricey piece. Are the crystals sturdy enough to attach it to a chain for a unique piece of costume jewelry?
Elizabeth Knaus from FreshRetroGallery said 6 years ago
I have vintage boxes in my shop from time to time. This creation would be cool on an upcycled vintage piece.
Mandy Spivey from TastefullyMismatched said 6 years ago
This is amazing! So creative!
Mai Bull-Roberts from Diecutslovepaper said 6 years ago
beautiful!
Dglee from Dglee said 6 years ago
Great idea! Luv it for Last Minute Gifts! Great to keep around for the un-expected Guests Bearing Gifts for you~~You then have one for them or just keep it for yourself!
Johanne Charles from PrincessYumsCouture said 6 years ago
I love it! so creative and unexpected
Nedra Foster from LifeAtTheHive said 6 years ago
Love it! I'm thinking wall art! Or Christmas ornaments or.... anything. Great craft. Thanks for sharing.
Frank Frisch from TheCrystalHabitGems said 6 years ago
Beautiful!
Nichole Lillian Ryan from NicholeLillianRyan said 6 years ago
Very cool!!
Dimitra Georgiadou from anthema said 6 years ago
What is BORAX? Is it something you can only find in specific markets? I don t think there s something similar in Greece.. :(
R. Anne from LnRworks said 6 years ago
amazing idea!
Caron from GalvestonTradingCo said 6 years ago
Brilliant!
Orange LEE from OrangeLee said 6 years ago
Incredible! Great idea!
Catheryn Dallenbach from SomeKindOfPretty said 6 years ago
Love this project!!!
Melissa Francis from LilMissGraceJewelry said 6 years ago
How Cool!! This is a wonderful idea!!
Lorena from ZephyrhillsVintage said 6 years ago
Love it!! so creative.
Jessica from CreativeDollCrafts said 6 years ago
Such a great idea..Love it!!
Tracy B from VintageLandingAZ said 6 years ago
This is a great use of hand made crystals! I have made crystals and used the for so many different things!
BJ from ArtBJC said 6 years ago
Fabulous! Too fascinating not to try! Fun stuff!!
Erica from BrazedBrand said 6 years ago
i.must.try.this!!!
Caroline Macatugob from FosterGranny said 6 years ago
Sounds really easy, and the result is beautiful. I bet these would make great Christmas Tree ornaments.
Rachel Unger from RachelUngerJewelry said 6 years ago
Love, love, love this idea! I am always doing science projects with my nephew. This is one where we can actually end up with a nice gift for his mom as a result! Thank you!
Eva Miller from KapKaDesign said 6 years ago
this is so much fun. We did a similar thing with my son when he was little. Thanks for the inspiration.
Debbie Roberson-Brown from TheBrassHussy said 6 years ago
cute idea, I love this!
Debbie Roberson-Brown from TheBrassHussy said 6 years ago
I think I will let my older kids try this over the Christmas break.
Lina from svartlilja said 6 years ago
How cool and also great colour combination!
Selena from SarArt1 said 6 years ago
Beautiful, creative!
Amy D from PartsbyNC said 6 years ago
Neat...
Jasna from JasnaIllustrations said 6 years ago
This is so creative and interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Cynthia from ShinyRabbit said 6 years ago
While this ia a really lovely product, don't do it with kids. There is some question as to how safe borax is in usable qty's when ingested (including breathed in). And kids would want to make more than one. To think that its in some cosmetics and cleaners too! I would wear gloves and a dust mask at the least for this project. I would also like to see finished this with some sort of sealer? But not sure how long lasting it is or how it would stand up to a sealer.. In any case, its such a stunning effect!
Irene from PetHair2KnitWear said 6 years ago
Wonderful idea! Looks neat!
Koren Kwan from GarasuWonderland said 6 years ago
so creative~
christelpaola from ConstellationKnits said 6 years ago
Love this idea! The crystal turned out amazing I need to try this! :)
Sandra C. from AlexSandrasAttic said 6 years ago
Wow.. in LOVE! Thank you... new shop owner.,. working on getting up and running. Will definitely be using this idea!
Dorina van den Brandeler from DoriKri said 6 years ago
I loooooooooove this so much!!! Thank you!
Qmuro from Qmuro said 6 years ago
Very beautiful!!!
meary.k jewelry from MEARYK said 6 years ago
Nice!
Cicada Black from cicadablack said 6 years ago
Wow, this is amazing! Will have a crack at making this for up coming friends birthday. Thanks for sharing this x
Katie from GrowingUpBrooklyn said 6 years ago
So cool! Definitely have to try this.
Chotika Prasitsaeng from ChoArtJewelry said 6 years ago
Wow!!!!!!!!! Amazing!
Angelina from AngelinaTreasures said 6 years ago
Very very cool. thank you for sharing! what a gem (ba-dum!) :p wish I could save this one in my etsy acct somehow!
Two Moons and Hannais from twomoonsandhannais said 6 years ago
Amazing !
Casi from PotteryLodge said 6 years ago
Borax crystals are so much fun to make! But please note these 'crystals' can not be in wet or humid areas as they will dissolve and grow mold on them. Also they are very fragile. Still very fun to make :)
Lucia from LuciaStofej said 6 years ago
Any idea what can I use instead of Borax if I am based in Slovakia, Europe?
Grace Joyce from ImperialBaskets said 6 years ago
Wow this is so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing. I can't wait to try this. Love, Grace Joyce Imperialbaskets.com
Galina Davidova from WorldofDecals said 6 years ago
Oh, wonderful idea! Very, very nice)
Mel Sax from GlamGirlRetro said 6 years ago
Gorgeous idea! I love how simple it is to make and what a great way to spruce up a box.
Valerie Jeanne Hynson from WilkesVintageFinds said 6 years ago
This scientific and yet decorative idea is amazaing,. Can't wait to put a crystal and box together.
craftyscientists from Craftyscientists said 6 years ago
The box is very beautiful. I have done these crystals in my science class and the can be fragile. Did you have any issue with the crystals coming off? Did you treat the top with something?
Marzieh Avenue from Marziiiiieh17 said 6 years ago
<3
Lisa said 6 years ago
DEFINITELY GOING TO TRY THIS
Mayra Alcantar from earthyM said 6 years ago
Whaaattt?? Someone explain the science to me please.
Carlos Ruiz from Bigbloomingbeads said 6 years ago
Awesome!!! Thank you
HandmadeJewelryTips.com said 6 years ago
What an excellent idea, beats the old wooden box..!!
Martika from KenjikuMade said 6 years ago
brilliant idea!!
Kalyen Dunleavy from DappledMoonFancies said 6 years ago
This is such a beautiful project.
Mrc Brkl from Decormart said 6 years ago
So fantastic . My wife is going to love :)
Ozlem Borklu from Trinketmart said 6 years ago
Great idea for me. Thank you for sharing :)
tvojasabina from etsyTVOJA said 6 years ago
Wow! Wow! Beautiful! Now I only have to find Borax. Or find out under what name is it hidden in my country.
Alicia Loh from OpenquoteDesigns said 6 years ago
That's a really cool idea! Mixing some science and creativity.
Elżbieta Bielska from BettyGlamJewelry said 6 years ago
This is so beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration. I Love your work:)))))))
Petranka Zdravkova from PepiZ said 5 years ago
so cool-love your work :) :) : )
Mary Torello from heartsinflowers said 5 years ago
Going to definitely try this .... using diff. colors as well. Science + Crafting= FUN!
Soos Veronika from infinilove said 5 years ago
Can't wait to try this! Such a good and beautiful idea :) Thanks for sharing!
Alex from AlexGollyDesigns said 5 years ago
Beautiful! I love this idea :).
Karina Soboleva from SobolevaArt said 5 years ago
Cool idea! Take note! Thanks for the post!
TheBoutiqueJewelry from ParakeetsPerch said 5 years ago
Pretty!
Iryna Fedarava from NikkolinaArt said 5 years ago
Looks very nice!))
Tanya Gellatly said 5 years ago
Thank you for sharing this, I will definitely do this with my daughter.
felwa khaled said 5 years ago
i love it , where can i buy it plz
fadik from knitaccessoriesfadik said 5 years ago
been very nice.
Suni Byrns from DesignsbySuni said 5 years ago
Great idea thank you
Justyna from JumpingSkyDiy said 5 years ago
Simply amazing!
Jennifer Tracy from JennyMayNatural said 5 years ago
That is so cool!!
Nina Ellis from NinElDesign said 5 years ago
Love it!!
Lauren from ChezlyXsane said 5 years ago
WOW! I really want to try this! Such a cool idea! <3
Diligent Creations from DiligentClusters said 5 years ago
I cant wait to try this! I will definitely post on my blog with your tutorial :) Once I do so :) https://diligentclusters.wordpress.com/
Donna Juner from OceanArtisan said 5 years ago
really cool idea, will have to show my daughter this...she loves crystals!
Lorraine Seely said 5 years ago
This looks so simple & turns out beautiful! My kind of craft project!!
vintagejewelry5 from VintageRetroSpot said 4 years ago
So cool. I think I could do it!
Sue from SuesAkornShop said 4 years ago
What a fun idea!
Laura Albright from NaturefyingJewelry said 4 years ago
Love this idea!!
Xcalibur Ink. GraphX from XcaliburInkGraphX said 4 years ago
Great idea!!!
Theresa from whimsy52 said 4 years ago
Very interested in trying this! Thank you for sharing this DIY!
Becky from rnaabDesigns said 4 years ago
Very cool, and looks so easy to do! I've got about a hundred ideas about where to use homemade crystals now... Thanks for the tutorial!
Patti Trostle from PattiTrostle said 4 years ago
Love this idea!
Jennifer Tyson from LadyInPurpleBoutique said 4 years ago
Wow, love this idea! I'm thinking of all the things I can use these to decorate with for the holidays!
emaxtees from EmaxTees said 4 years ago
100% cool, thank you for sharing with us
Giselle from Gisellepinktree said 4 years ago
Beautiful!
Cristy Ramos from ArtisanBathandBody said 4 years ago
Awesome idea! Would love to try it with my family :-)
Shawna Erback from shawnaerback said 4 years ago
That is so cool! I'm totally going to try this!
JOANNA from BUSTANI said 4 years ago
love it...♥
Piper Pixie from PiperPixieDesigns said 4 years ago
Did this with my daughters. Think I saw it on Pinterest originally.
Julie DeStefano from BuyTheBeachBoutique said 4 years ago
Simply CANNOT WAIT to try this!!!! :) Thank you so much!!
Alexzandra Krause from NorthRiverMarket said 4 years ago
Love it! So cute
avrobison from KissAndSell said 4 years ago
So beautiful!! I love this, definitely trying it!
Cheridah Spaulding from CheridahSpaulding said 4 years ago
Love it. Pretty! Thanks.
Teerasak Borkam from TribalAndHarem said 4 years ago
Wow! Gotta try on this!
One Stop Steampunk Shoppe from OneStopSteamShoppe said 4 years ago
What a great idea! : )
Madeleine Keller from ThoseGoodVibrations said 4 years ago
oooh shiny!! I love this idea, thanks for sharing :)
Mala Lala from MalaLalaShop said 4 years ago
Love this! So cute :)
Hajira Gibb from HajiraKG said 4 years ago
This is so cool. Thank you for sharing :)
bobbie from bobbiecraft13 said 4 years ago
It's so cool! Great idea!!!! Thank you
Valentina . from Exclusive72 said 4 years ago
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
aressa from OriginalBridalHanger said 4 years ago
I love this! Never knew you could make crystals like this...Thanks for sharing!
Renee from RandMhandmade said 4 years ago
Love this idea!
TropicalGarden from TropicalGarden said 4 years ago
Wow, amazing idea! Thanks for sharing
fallenwalnut from FallenWalnut said 4 years ago
Cool idea! It looks really pretty!
Tahir Ismail from Barismil said 4 years ago
great share, Thanks
Teerasak Borkam from TribalAndHarem said 4 years ago
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apuhamapetylo said 4 years ago
bello gracias por compartir
Sharon from YearsAfter said 4 years ago
Beautiful! I love pretty presentations!
Martha Steiert from Globalcraftimpex said 4 years ago
Very creative and originality .Thank you for share.
Flair Nouri from FlairPaintings said 4 years ago
Very talented and creative!
Arianna Featherstone from HerbNLiving said 4 years ago
Very cool.. when I first opened up this article, I had no idea you were going to actually teach us HOW to make the CRYSTAL itself! That's so very cool. Thanks
Shawlin Mohd from ShawlinStylish said 4 years ago
This is so amazing! Is the crystal strong enough for use in necklaces? Love the colors.
Dreams Come true from Goldenlyte said 4 years ago
Love!
Rita Perotti from ArtGallery345 said 4 years ago
Originalissimi articoli, complimenti!
suarezdiazantonia80 said 3 years ago
Realmente parece una joya!!!
nitsriksfeed said 3 years ago
Lovely idea ... but attention: please inform yourself about the toxicity of Borax. Wunderschöne Idee ... aber Achtung: bitte informieren Sie sich über die Giftigkeit von Borax.
Svetlana Nosacheva from Svetolia said 3 years ago
A wonderful lesson! Thank you very much, fantastically beautiful!
james said 1 year ago
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