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Crystal trims · TB-RTC-MTD-013

The border is only finished when the repeat meets its join.

The photo family spans marquise rails and a separate drop treatment. Before a bulk order, choose one exact view, test how its hanging points behave on your edge, and calculate from an approved full repeat—not from a generic trim name.

Multiple crystal border rails with marquise stones and dangling teardrop details
Variant family photograph — confirm one exact construction

Nine reference views

Gallery views are visual references, not a verified dimensional specification for every option.

Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 1; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 01
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 2; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 02
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 3; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 03
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 4; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 04
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 5; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 05
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 6; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 06
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 7; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 07
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 8; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 08
Crystal marquise and teardrop trim reference view 9; identify this view when requesting its exact construction
Reference view 09

Dimension discipline

Do not assign one width to the entire gallery.

The historic record identifies four marquise variants at 3 cm wide. It gives no documented width for the distinct teardrop option, and approximately 90 cm for a listed unit. Those figures are starting references, not a substitute for measuring the selected current sample.

Recorded reference dimensions and measurements still needed
ReferenceRecordedVerify now
Four marquise treatments3 cm widthWidest point on chosen view
Separate teardrop optionNo width recordedRail-to-tip depth and width
Historic listed unitAbout 90 cmCurrent supplied and usable length

Edge-planning method

Measure the line the trim will actually follow.

Drape

Pin a full repeat along the tightest curve. Check whether hanging drops clear the next layer and stay visible when worn.

Repeat

Count complete motifs around the edge. A straight measurement alone does not reveal where a half repeat will end.

Join

Mark a deliberate join beneath a seam or detail and allow for cut loss. Inspect a cut-end sample for stone security.

Your trim brief

Send a marked photograph with the path.

Name the selected gallery view, finish, receiving textile and measured installation line. Include a photo of the intended edge and flag any sharp corners, overlapping layers or exposed ends.

Open the detailed product reference

Current MOQ: 50 pieces. The quote should identify the exact construction, assortment and current delivery unit. Confirm alloy/finish details for your selected version instead of assuming every gallery photograph uses the same base.

Variant-specific quote

Turn a photographed border into a measured order.

Name the gallery view, route around the garment, required usable length, join location and sample finish. Current MOQ is 50 pieces; the supply unit and terms require written confirmation.

Trim questions

Is every pictured trim exactly 3 cm wide?

No. Four recorded marquise treatments have a 3 cm reference width; the separate teardrop treatment does not have a documented width. Ask for a measured sample of the exact photograph you select.

Can I order by a historic 90 cm listing length?

The old record lists approximately 90 cm, but usable length depends on the current supply unit, full motif repeats and where ends can be cut. Confirm today's delivered length and cut allowance in writing.

Where should a visible trim join be placed?

Mark the join on a garment mockup before ordering. A seam, fold or other planned transition may make the break less conspicuous, but the actual result must be checked with the selected trim variant on a physical sample.