Pearly Gates
Glitter is sold by weight, not by volume. Some are fluffier or more dense than others, so fill levels may vary. You will receive the weight indicated for each product, regardless of how full the container appears.
Heavenly, with a little mischief. Pearly Gates is a pearly white iridescent base sprinkled with mint and seafoam flecks that drift into soft lilac and pink as it turns. Fine and glowy, it reads clean white from a distance and opens up into a fresh, frosty green shimmer up close. Proof that being an angel doesn't have to be boring.
Cut: Micro Chunky Mix
Material: Non-Toxic Polyester (PET)
Finish: Iridescent
Disclaimer | Will It Look Like the Photos?
We photograph and edit every glitter to show what it actually looks like in person. Monitors, browsers and lighting all vary though, so a color can read differently on your screen than it does in your hand. It is prettier in person, we promise.
And because glitter lives in every corner of our lives, you may find a squatter speck from another batch that wanted to go home with you. Consider it a sampler. We do our best to keep our specks where they belong.
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Non-toxic polyester, called PET. Our edible line is different: that's food-safe mica, and it's the only line rated for anything you eat.
Tumblers, resin, nail art, freshies, cosmetics, festival glitter, lotions, snow globes, craft projects - pretty much anything you can think of except we don't recommend burning it and only the edible line is safe for eating.
Glitter is sold by weight, not by volume. Some are fluffier than others, so two ounces of one can sit higher in the shaker than two ounces of another. You're getting the weight as specified in the product listing either way.
Mostly size. Micro fine is a 1/256 dust, fine (blended) is 1/128, micro chunky sits between fine and chunky, and chunky mix (on the rocks) blends chunky and fine together for depth. Tear, flakes, scales and shaped are cut into shapes instead of sized. Pigments and mica are a different thing again, a matte powder rather than a reflective glitter.
Read the full FAQ or drop us a line with any question we haven't answered here on the site.