Hard PC case
Rigid polycarbonate. Stable surface for stone application. No flex during wear.
Rhinestone phone cases combine fashion accessory appeal with functional device protection. Case type, phone model, stone layout, and flex behavior must all be specified and tested before any bulk production.
Rigid polycarbonate. Stable surface for stone application. No flex during wear.
Soft thermoplastic rubber. Flexes on insertion/removal. Adhesion must be tested under flex.
Rigid core with soft bumper. Most cases have both zones. Stone placement must respect material boundary.
Covers front and back. Stone decoration on cover exterior. Hinge must remain clean.
Phone case production is model-specific. Each model has unique dimensions, camera cutout positions, and button placement. The model mix determines the total tooling investment. Confirm all required models in the brief before production planning.
Hard PC (polycarbonate) cases, TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) cases, and two-piece hybrid cases are the most common substrates for rhinestone decoration. Hard cases offer a more stable application surface. Flexible TPU cases require adhesion testing under flex conditions, as the case flexes when inserting or removing from the phone.
Yes. Phone cases are produced to specific phone model dimensions and camera cutout specifications. The phone model list must be confirmed in the brief — model mix directly affects tooling and stock management. Confirm which models are required and in what quantities.
Rhinestones on phone cases are typically glued using specialized adhesives. All-over coverage patterns use a pre-designed stone layout applied to the case surface. Partial decoration or logo placement uses a custom stone map. All stone layouts require sample approval before bulk production.
Minimums depend on the number of phone models, the stone layout, design complexity, and packing. Each phone model is a separate production setup. Total order quantity must reach the minimum across the model mix. Confirm per-model requirements in the written quote.