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Glitter (often referred to as Glitter Powder in crafts) is a decorative material made from tiny, reflective particles that create a sparkling, shimmering effect.

Unlike the flake-like structure of metallic Copper Gold Powder, glitter is typically cut into precise, uniform geometric shapes—most commonly hexagons, squares, or rectangles. It is usually manufactured from materials like PET (Polyester) , PVC, or metalized films, which are coated with metallic or iridescent colors and then precision-cut.

Here are its main features and applications:

· Shapes & Sizes: It ranges from fine dust-like powder to large chunky flakes (often called confetti). The uniformity of the cut ensures a consistent sparkle.

· Color Effects: Available in countless colors and finishes, including holographic, iridescent, metallic, and matte. Unlike copper gold powder, it can create rainbow-like reflections.