Hundreds of tiny golden stars, packed densely into a sealed sleeve behind a kraft header card. These are the smallest stars in the range by a wide margin, and unlike the charms they carry no hanging loop at all.

That single difference decides how they are used. A charm hangs; a sequin scatters. These get sprinkled across a wet glue line, pressed into a resin pour, poured into the window of a shaker card, or thrown along the centre of a table as confetti at a mehndi or a birthday.

Working at this size, quantity is the whole point. One star alone is barely visible, but a hundred scattered across a card catches light from a dozen angles at once and reads as a field of sparkle rather than as individual pieces. Buying them by the pack rather than by the piece is the only sensible way.

They sit flat, which matters more than it sounds. A flat sequin lets a card close, slides into an envelope without catching, and can be sealed under a coat of resin or varnish without leaving a lump. Domed charms do none of those things.

Beyond cards they go into clear resin coasters and pendants, gift-box filler, glass-jar decorations, hair-gel and slime inclusions, sealed shaker bookmarks, and the borders of school project boards where a run of tiny gold stars finishes a night-sky theme.

Because the pieces are very small, they suit ages five and up with an adult nearby, and they should be kept well away from babies and toddlers. Work over a tray so the strays can be tipped back into the sleeve.

The Safencia price is Rs. 330 for the pack. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, and stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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