These 5 Gorgeous Diamond Art Painting Kits Transform Items You’ll Actually Use Every Day

Mia Clancy
Mia Clancy
Mia Clancy is a junior at the University of Vermont, majoring in Political Science with a minor in Spanish. She is a member of Kappa Delta sorority and a writer for UVM’s chapter of Her Campus. Currently, Mia is studying abroad in Morocco — loving the new culture, people, and…read more
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Almost every time I knock on my roommate Samara’s door, she is working on a new diamond art painting. The process is tedious in the best way, and the end result is a beautiful landscape made up of hundreds of tiny, colorful beads. It’s a bonus that diamond painting is a satisfying, mindful analog hobby, and it’s become a go-to way for my roommate to decompress. 

But there is one problem: Samara’s finished pieces usually end up collecting dust on the floor or tucked out of sight in her desk. She could hang up her finished diamond art painting just like any other poster, but there’s only so much wall space. With Samara’s predicament in mind (and figuring other people must have this problem too), I rounded up a few diamond art kits that let you get your craft fix while also creating something functional for your room — I think it’s even better when hours of work result in something you can actually use.

What Is Diamond Art Painting?

Even if you don’t think you know what diamond painting is, chances are you’ve seen some of the glittering masterpieces it yields (just look at the #diamondpainting on TikTok for plenty of examples). Essentially, diamond art painting uses a special applicator to stick tiny rhinestones made of resin onto a premarked canvas of some sort — think painting by the numbers, but leveled up. 

While many popular diamond art painting kits result in a bedazzled poster, some sets let you zhuzh up items you’ll use all the time, like phone cases or coasters, too. 

5 Diamond Art Painting Kits You Can Use

Diamond art painting doesn’t have to be relegated to another piece of wall art you don’t have room for. These kits turn the satisfying craft into functional dorm room essentials.

Diamond Painting Phone Case Kit: DIY Floral Gem Art Hard Cover
$37$26

This DIY kit is the perfect combination of crafting and personalizing something you use every day. I love expressing myself in little ways, whether that’s through a fun phone case or stickers on my reusable water bottle. Bonus: You’ll get to admire your diamond art handiwork every time you reach for your phone.

$26 at Etsy
Jonathan Adler x Michaels Bright Print Diamond Art Bookmark Kit
$17

For my bookworms out there, this Jonathan Adler x Michaels kit helps you create three colorful, patterned diamond art bookmarks. Each one comes with a cute yellow tassel, so you can add a little sparkle to your current reading setup.

$17 at Michaels
Grafix® Trick Or Treat Diamond Art Tote Bag Set
$5

This Halloween-themed tote bag kit is a great way to get into the spirit of spooky season. Once you finish decorating it, you can load your new tote up with books and show off your diamond art all the way to class.

$5 at Five Below
Jonathan Adler x Michaels Fruit Diamond Art Coaster Kit
$17

For under $10, you can make four bedazzled, fruit-themed coasters. This is perfect for dorm living – show off your hard work the next time your friends come over for a movie night!

$17 at Michaels
Diamond Painting Kit – Diet Coke Soda Can Design
$26$19

This rhinestone kit is more like your typical diamond painting, where the end product is simply a piece of art, but it’s slightly elevated. It comes on a wooden design board, making it a fun piece of desk decor for all the Diet Coke lovers!

$19 at Etsy

Mia Clancy

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Mia Clancy is a junior at the University of Vermont, majoring in Political Science with a minor in Spanish. She is a member of Kappa Delta sorority and a writer for UVM’s chapter of Her Campus. Currently, Mia is studying abroad in Morocco — loving the new culture, people, and experiences. Passionate about her studies, she hopes to attend law school or join the Peace Corps after graduation. Mia is passionate about wellness and mindfulness. She enjoys going to the gym, getting her nails done, reading, and listening to music in her free time.

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