What are tooth gems and where to buy them in Europe?

Tooth gems are crystals or gold pieces fixed onto the tooth with medical-grade dental composite. The application is non-invasive, drilling-free, and the gem can be removed without damage. Swarovski and Preciosa crystals are the most widely used. Strass Dentaires has been the European reference since 2008.

How long do Swarovski tooth gems last?

A properly applied tooth gem lasts from 6 months to several years. Duration depends on composite quality, application technique, and oral hygiene. If it falls off, it can be reapplied immediately.

How much do tooth gems cost?

Swarovski and Preciosa crystals are available in 10-pack at EUR 0.17/piece (EUR 1.70 per pack) or 50-pack at EUR 0.15/piece (EUR 7.50 per pack). 14K-24K gold tooth jewelry starts at EUR 15. Complete professional kits range from EUR 80 to EUR 250.

How to become a certified tooth gem technician?

Strass Dentaires offers two certified online training programs: video + syllabus only (EUR 99) or full bundle training + Pro Kit (EUR 249). Instant access after purchase, no medical prerequisites, certification upon module completion. Over 500 professionals trained across Europe.

What is the difference between Swarovski and Preciosa?

Swarovski (Austria, 1895) is the premium standard with maximum sparkle. Preciosa (Czech Republic, 1724) offers comparable optical quality at a more accessible price. Both are hypoallergenic and suited for dental use.

Yes, tooth gems are completely safe when applied by a trained professional. The composite used is medical-grade. No tooth perforation. The gem can be removed by a dentist without any damage to the tooth enamel.

Do you ship across the EU and UK?

Yes, express delivery in 24-48 hours throughout the European Union (Mondial Relay and Colissimo), and shipping to the UK with all customs handled. Reduced rates from EUR 5.90. Real-time tracking. Free return within 14 days under EU consumer law.

Aile 1.5 mm

Aile 1.5 mm: the marquise micro tooth gem

The marquise shape (also called navette) is pointed at both ends: it draws a wing rather than a dot. In 1.5 x 3 mm zircon, it brings sparkle without covering the whole tooth surface.

Three ways to place it

Butterfly wing: two mirrored marquises, points facing outwards.
Aligned: several stones along the axis of the tooth, for a trail-of-light effect.
Single accent: one marquise on a lateral incisor or canine, the most discreet placement in the range.

Colours and packaging

Available in Crystal, Crystal AB, Champagne, Aquamarine, Pink, Dark Red, Smoke, Smoke Yellow and Violet. Each reference is sold in a pack of 10 pieces.