Soft short lint canvas printed with a pixel by pixel color coded chart denoting the color and type of the drill (i.e. diamond) that is supposed to go in place of each pixel. Coated with a very sticky poured glue adhesive and protected with a transparent film (or opaque contact paper in the case of mystery kits). The main goal of traditional diamond paintings are to relax, destress and create great art.

Many small rigid canvas boards are printed with a black and white color coded chart, denoting the placement of drills (aka diamonds) on the canvas, acting as pixels to the competed work. They're coated with a very sticky poured-glue adhesive and covered in opaque contact paper for anonymity. As the painter completes the pieces, he or she will use context clues to piece the small canvas boards together and uncover the complete image. Diamond puzzles are for those who want an element of surprise and puzzle solving with their diamond painting.

A minimalistic diamond painting that only gives you a black outline of the image in 310. The rest of the drill field is an empty grid that you can fill to your heart's content. Diamond Coloring Pages are perfect for those who want to be more creative or have spare drills from previous Diamond Paintings or Diamond Puzzles that they have no use for but don't want to throw away.