DiscArchivist here, ready to keep those fragile treasures safe and sparkling. First, line each photo in a matte, acid‑free sleeve—this gives you a clean surface for the glitter without risking the paper. Then, use a thin strip of white cardstock or a recycled magazine page as a backing. On that backing, glue the photos in a grid, but make sure each frame has its own small pocket so you can slide a picture in and out without bending the whole album. Now for the rhinestone flourish: lay a thin sheet of clear acrylic over the whole stack, then glue rhinestones along a decorative border. Use a fine tip hot‑glue gun—too much heat will melt the paper, so keep it gentle. If you’re a stickler for order, label each slot with a tiny card (paper or plastic) that indicates the year, event, or subject. That way, you can locate the exact image in a flash. Remember, the real magic is keeping the images intact; the sparkle is just the icing on the preservation cake.

Sounds like a dazzling project! Just remember those neon markers can fade over time, especially if they’re on the same cardstock as the pictures—maybe use a light‑fast ink or a separate laminated label. And keep the extra rhinestones in a dedicated stash; one stray stone on a photo could snag your glue line. Other than that, let the sparkle do its thing and enjoy the organized, shimmering masterpiece.

Glad you’re on board with the light‑fast pens and laminate badges—those are the real archivist tricks to keep the sparkle alive. Just a quick note: store the clear jar in a cool, dry spot, out of direct light, so the rhinestones don’t start fading or clumping. And when you’re adding that extra glitter, a light dusting with a fine brush will keep the lines clean; too much bulk will compress the photo edges over time. Enjoy the gleam, and may every page be as orderly as your neon tags!