Returns and Refunds Policy

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A handcrafted diamond painting is a piece of art created by placing tiny, faceted resin “diamonds” onto a pre‑designed adhesive canvas. Each diamond catches the light like a gemstone, creating a shimmering, mosaic‑style artwork with beautiful texture and depth.

Yes — every piece is placed by hand, one diamond at a time. This process can take many hours and requires patience, precision, and artistry. The result is a unique, handcrafted work with subtle variations and character that machine‑made pieces simply don’t have.

I use high‑quality resin drills (diamonds), premium adhesive canvases, and sealed finishes to protect the artwork. Each piece is crafted to be durable, vibrant, and display‑ready.

Depending on the size and complexity, a single artwork can take anywhere from several hours to several weeks. Larger or highly detailed designs require thousands of individual placements, making each finished piece a true labor of love.

No — once sealed properly, the diamonds stay securely in place. I use a professional‑grade sealant to protect the artwork, enhance the shine, and ensure long‑lasting durability.

You can frame it behind glass, mount it on a canvas, or display it as‑is for a more textured, tactile look. Many customers enjoy the sparkle best when the artwork is not behind glass, but both options work beautifully.

Absolutely. Custom diamond paintings can be created from photos, themes, or color palettes you love. Because each piece is handcrafted, custom orders take additional time — but the result is a one‑of‑a‑kind artwork made just for you.

Each piece is carefully wrapped to protect the diamonds and surface texture. I use rigid packaging to prevent bending and ensure your artwork arrives in perfect condition.

Yes — they make thoughtful, eye‑catching gifts for birthdays, holidays, housewarmings, and collectors of handcrafted art. Their sparkle and texture make them especially memorable.

Keep it away from direct moisture and prolonged sunlight. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. If framed without glass, avoid pressing on the surface to protect the diamonds.