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    90s tooth gems are back…

    Published on 17 July 2017 - Last updated on 19 December 2025 by Beth Ryan

    There’s no escaping it – if the latest fashion and beauty trends are anything to go by, 90’s glam is back in a big way. From lipgloss to jelly shoes and Adidas tracksuits, it seems everywhere we look, from A-listers to Insta-stars, the grungy trends of the 90’s are out in full force this summer, and the newest resurgence has us feeling more nostalgic than ever.

    Enter tooth jewellery (or tooth bling – whatever you want to call it); not to be confused with the glistening diamond grills popularised by rappers and hip hop stars, today’s tooth gem resurgence is super subtle and decidedly dainty. Headed up by model-of-the-moment Adwoa Aboah who arguably brought it back into fashion with her staple Chanel tooth gem (it’s since been spotted on celebs such as Hailey Baldwin and Katy Perry), this unique accessory can be rocked in a multitude of styles – from Nike ticks to sparkling diamantes, the options are endless.

    And the best part? Tooth gems can last up to 6 months, but can be easily removed by your therapist if you want to switch up the bling every so often. So what’re you waiting for? With most appointments setting you back as little as £15, this edgy accessory is the beauty trend you never knew you needed – until now.

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    FAQs

    How long do tooth gems typically last on your teeth?

    Tooth gems can last for up to 6 months on your teeth. They are designed to be semi-permanent but can be easily removed by your therapist if you decide to change styles or want a new look sooner.

    How much does it cost to get a tooth gem?

    You can get a tooth gem for as little as £15 per appointment. This makes it an affordable option for experimenting with a unique beauty accessory or switching up your smile without a big investment.

    What styles of tooth jewellery can you choose from?

    There are endless options for tooth jewellery, including Nike ticks and sparkling diamantes. The trend features both subtle and dainty designs, so you can pick something understated or opt for a bolder style based on your personal taste.

    Can you remove or change your tooth gem easily?

    Yes, tooth gems are easy to remove if you want to update your look. A trained therapist can remove them so you can switch styles or take a break from wearing tooth jewellery at any time without hassle.

    Who are some celebrities known for wearing tooth jewellery?

    Celebrities like Adwoa Aboah, Hailey Baldwin, and Katy Perry are known for sporting tooth jewellery. Their endorsement has helped revive this 90’s-inspired beauty trend, making it a popular choice among fashion-forward clients.

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