How do you choose between a DIY kit, a starter pack, application supplies, an assortment, and a training course?

The right choice mainly depends on what you want to do right now: apply a few tooth gems yourself, start with a complete foundation, buy the products needed for application, expand your gem selection, or learn with a structured method.

At Tooth Gems World, these categories do not serve the same purpose. The easiest way to choose is to focus on your goal, not only on the price or the number of items included.

The easiest way to choose

• You want to apply tooth gems yourself with a ready-to-use set: look at the DIY kits.
• You want to start with a complete and coherent foundation: choose a starter pack.
• You mainly need the products or accessories used during the application process: go to the application supplies category.
• You want more choice in sizes, shapes, or colours: choose an assortment.
• You want to learn with a clear step-by-step method: choose a training course.

When should you choose a DIY kit?

A DIY kit is a good option if you want a simple solution that is already designed as a ready-to-use set.

It is the right category if you do not want to build your order product by product from the beginning.

In other words, if your main need is: “I want a simple kit to get started without building a full cart item by item”, a DIY kit is usually the most logical option.

When should you choose a starter pack?

A starter pack is meant to give you a coherent foundation so you can get started without scattering your choices.

The point is not just to have several products in the same pack, but to have a set that is designed to help you start more easily.

This is the best choice if you want to avoid random purchases and begin with a more structured setup.

You can then add more products later depending on your needs, style, or volume.

When should you choose application supplies?

The application supplies category is mainly for buying the products and accessories used during tooth gem application, or for replacing certain items once you already have a foundation.

This may include products such as etching gel, primer, adhesion products, a curing light, certain tips, and different working accessories.

You should choose this category if you do not need a full pack, but rather specific products to buy, replace, or complete.

When should you choose an assortment?

An assortment is useful if your priority is variety.

This category is mainly designed to help you test different sizes, shapes, or styles, and to create a wider range of designs.

If you mainly want more visual and creative choice, an assortment will usually be more suitable than a starter pack.

However, an assortment does not replace a complete application kit.

When should you choose a training course?

A training course is the right option if you want to learn with a more structured framework.

The courses are offered online with videos and PDFs, and they are organised according to level or specific need.

• Application Level 1: to start with solid foundations.
• Application Level 2: to move on to more popular or more visual designs.
• Removal: to learn the removal technique within a structured course.

You should therefore choose a training course if you are not only looking for a product to buy, but also for a clear learning path to improve your skills.

How do you choose according to your needs?

Choose a DIY kit if…

• you want a ready-to-use kit;
• you are looking for a simple way to get started;
• you do not want to choose several separate products from the start.

Choose a starter pack if…

• you want a complete foundation to get started;
• you prefer a coherent set instead of building a random cart;
• you want to start with more structure.

Choose application supplies if…

• you already know what you need;
• you want to buy or replace certain application products;
• you are looking for accessories, consumables, or tools to complete your setup.

Choose an assortment if…

• you want more choice in sizes, shapes, or colours;
• you enjoy creating different design styles;
• your priority is variety rather than a starter kit.

Choose a training course if…

• you want to learn a clear method;
• you are looking for a structured path with videos and PDFs;
• you want to progress by level or by a specific need.

Key takeaways

DIY kit: for a simple, ready-to-use solution.

Starter pack: to start with a complete and coherent foundation.

Application supplies: to buy, complete, or replace the products and accessories used for tooth gem application.

Assortment: to get more variety in tooth gems and designs.

Training course: to learn with a structured online method.

Updated on: 18/03/2026