Food-grade shimmer for festive wines, gift bottles and sparkling serves — engineered to stay suspended, resist caking and respect your compliance file.
Wineries, festive gift-bottle programs and sparkling-serve brands use edible glitter to turn an ordinary pour into a shareable moment — swirling glitter wine videos remain one of the most re-shared formats on social media. But wine is a demanding base: low pH, chill temperatures and alcohol all work against ordinary glitter, which clumps, sinks or clouds the pour.
Our food-grade pearl pigment is treated with a food-grade anti-caking agent so it flows freely from sachet to glass, disperses in chilled low-pH drinks and stays in decorative suspension instead of forming a sediment cake. For gift programs we support private-label sachet formats — guests sprinkle before serving, keeping the bottle line untouched.
| Application | Recommended Product | Directional Size Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wine surface shimmer (in-glass) | Food Grade Pearl Pigment (extra-fine) | < 15 µm (directional) | Brief suspension at the surface; fine cut rinses away easily |
| In-bottle decorative suspension | Food Grade Pearl Pigment | 10-40 µm (directional) | Controlled decorative settling; verify grade distribution in TDS |
| Gift-box / bottle-pair sachets | Food Grade Pearl Pigment | 30-80 µm (directional) | Visible sparkle points; sprinkled before drinking, not pre-mixed |
Three factors matter: particle cut, surface treatment and dosage. Our food-grade grades carry an anti-caking treatment and a fine cut that disperses in chilled, low-pH wine; dose at the low end first (around 0.01-0.05% by weight) and we confirm the exact rate for your base and ABV.
Yes. The pigment is an insoluble mica-based food-grade decoration — it does not dissolve or react with ethanol, and it stays stable in the pH range of wine, sparkling wine and RTD cocktails.
For surface shimmer use an extra-fine cut (directional range below 15 µm); for in-bottle suspension 10-40 µm gives a controlled decorative settle. Exact distributions are grade-specific — the product manual is the single source of truth, and we share the TDS before sampling.
Our food-grade grades are FDA / Kosher compliant; supporting documents available on request, with lot-traceable TDS, SDS and COA. Intended for decorative food use; confirm your local food-regulation category before launch.
Our food-grade pearl pigment offers a pearlescent decorative alternative to titanium-dioxide (E171)-based matte white in decorative formats. We supply both a TiO₂-Free (E171-free) route and a standard TiO₂-coated mica route, by model — tell us your market and we confirm the suitable grade.
Yes — Halal-compliant (statement of conformity available). Kosher certification is also in place; we provide the documents your market requires without claiming certification numbers publicly.
Keep sealed in the original packaging, cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. The anti-caking treatment keeps the powder free-flowing, but re-seal after opening and avoid humidity to preserve dispersion performance.
Deep-dive guides: edible pearl effects in beverages and food packaging (blog/pearl-effect-beverages-food-packaging.html), the food-contact compliance checklist (blog/pearlescent-pigments-food-contact-checklist.html), the EU E171 comparison guide (compare/edible-pearlescent-compliance.html), and the full food application hub (app-food.html).
Tell us your product, base and target market. We match the right food-grade grade, send free 5-10 g samples, and provide FDA / Kosher documentation for your compliance file.
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