100% Authentic Swarovski | Semi-Permanent | No Drilling | No Pain
100% Authentic Swarovski | Semi-Permanent | No Drilling | No Pain
A tooth gem is a semi-permanent, temporary jewel applied to enamel with dental bond. Rooted in history — ancient Mayan civilisation used jade, pyrite and obsidian to adorn teeth. Modern tooth gems include Swarovski crystals, synthetic opalite charms, and 18K gold tooth charms.
The process is painless and requires no drilling. Tooth gems cannot cause irreversible damage when applied by a trained gemist and can be easily removed by a dental professional. We use 100% authentic Swarovski from Austria and 18K Gold from France and Australia.
Swarovski gems last 1 month to 2 years. 18K Gold Charms last 6 months to over 2 years. Dental conditions affecting enamel may impact longevity.
Tooth gems cannot be bonded to filling material, porcelain crowns, or during orthodontic treatment. You must seek dental intervention first if you have bleeding gums, cavities, soreness or pain. Pregnancy and breastfeeding does NOT affect eligibility. Under 17s require parental consent with a guardian present.
Swarovski is made from quartz sand and natural minerals. It has been lead-free since 2012 and offers diamond-like aesthetics with man-made precision.
No — Swarovski is man-made glass with diamond-like aesthetics. It offers brilliance and sparkle at a fraction of the cost.
Real diamonds are rarely used due to their extreme hardness, poor retention on enamel, and the invasive bonding process required. Available by pre-order only.
When applied negligently, risks include ulcerations, cracks and decay. This is why it's crucial to choose a practitioner with dental qualifications and proper training.
Tooth gem application is currently unregulated in Australia. This is why we advocate for dental-professional-led application to ensure your safety.
DO NOT attempt removal at home. Always seek a dental practitioner for safe removal to avoid damaging your enamel.
Non-dental practitioners include dental assistants, technicians, receptionists and beauty therapists without formal dental qualifications. They are not registered with AHPRA.
Rarely — an acrylate allergy can affect eligibility for tooth gem bonding. If you have known sensitivities, please let us know during consultation.