Night Reflection

For this design I used two coats of Gelish “Night Reflection” and “The Great Googly Moogly” from the Aurora Collection. Then, I stamped with the special black Konad stamping polish and Bundle Monster plate BM-314.  (Yes, you can stamp the ring, as well!) The dark purple makes a great contrast with bright green glitter.  The ring and nail art are even more impressive in person!

If you’d like more information about how to make your own nail polish jewelry, try Sweeter Lemon or Rebecca Likes Nails for a tutorial.  I’ve read that you can find the supplies to make your jewelry at Etsy.com, but I purchased all mine at Fire Mountain Gems and at our local Michael’s craft store.

Art Deco nails

For this design I used Gelish Lust at First Sight from the Under Her Spell collection on the tips over a Gelish Vanilla Silk base.  The design was done with a striping brush using Gelish Meet the King.  I applied the black rhinestone in the Top It Off and cured.

French Feathers

 Natural nails with fiberglass wrap and gel on them.  I stamped with Bundle Monster plate BM-214 and the Konad special white stamping polish.  

Rare and Radiant

For this design I used one of the holograph polishes from the China Glaze New Bohemian Collection.  It’s called “Rare and Radiant”, and is a beautiful green with a gold aspect to it. On the ends I sponged Brucci “Coco Netty” and then, when that was dry, Wet N Wild “435E” which is a very faint gold color with gold glitter.  (I am 99% sure they no longer manufacture these colors.) Then I stamped with Bundle Monster plate BM-316 and the Konad Special Stamping Polish in “Black”.

Nearly nude nails with stamped art

Here I’ve used Gelish “Ballerina”, two coats. This color is apparently only available in the mini size from Sally Beauty.  I stamped the hearts with the special white Konad stamping polish and Bundle Monster Plate BM-317.

Cute Penguins

Gelish Sugar Daddy (aka My Sugar Baby) + on the ring finger 1 coat of Gelish Wiggle Fingers Wiggle Thumbs

Gelish Little Princess on the middle finger + DIY appliques (plastic bag method)