Description
Marble Accent press-on nails are ten reusable, hand-finished ANARA nails in an almond shape, with a glossy nude-ivory base, creamy marble French tips outlined in fine gold, and delicate bow accents.
The Marble Accent press-on nails look
The marble is hand-swirled, so no two nails in the set are identical — the closest thing here to a salon gel finish. A thin gold line separates the tip from the base, and pearl-gold touches sit on the accent nails.
Bridal, engagement dinners, Eid and daily wear that needs to look considered.
Specifications
| Shape | Almond |
|---|---|
| Length | Long |
| Finish | Glossy gel-look |
| Nails per set | 10 (5 per hand, pre-arranged left and right) |
| Sizes | S, M |
| Reusable | Yes, with correct removal and care |
| Wear time | 3-5 days with adhesive tabs; up to 14 days with nail glue |
| Application time | About 5 minutes |
| In the box | 10 press-on nails in a reusable clear case, with liquid nail glue, adhesive tabs and a nail file |
| Ships from | Saudi Arabia, free delivery across KSA |
What’s in the box
- 10 hand-finished ANARA press-on nails, arranged 5 per hand
- A reusable clear case to store them in between wears
- Liquid nail glue, for up to 14 days of wear
- Adhesive tabs, for 3 to 5 days and a clean peel-off
- A nail file, to adjust the fit at the sides
Liquid nail glue, adhesive tabs and a nail file are all in the box, so the wear length is your choice on the day.
Is every nail in the set the same marble pattern?
No. The marbling is applied by hand, so the swirl differs from nail to nail. That variation is intentional and is what makes the set read as a salon manicure rather than a printed sticker.
Before you order Marble Accent press-on nails
Size is the width of the nail, not its length — the size guide explains how to measure in two minutes, and it is the step that prevents most exchanges. The application guide covers the five minutes that follow, including the ten-second step most people skip. Delivery is free across Saudi Arabia on orders over 299 SAR — see shipping and delivery.
Browsing by look rather than by name? This set is every almond set we make, and every long set.
How Marble Accent press-on nails wear
The almond tip tapers to a soft point, which lengthens the finger visually without the fragility of a stiletto. It is the shape that photographs best at close range, and the one most people mean when they ask for a salon look.
Long is an occasion length rather than an everyday one, and it is where hand-finished detailing has room to show. Apply this one with nail glue, not tabs — there is more leverage at the tip than a tab will hold through a full day. If you have not worn a long set before, put it on the evening before, not the morning of.
Applying and removing this set
Lay the ten nails out and match each one to a finger before any adhesive is opened — they are labelled L and R and graded across the hand, so the fitting step is what makes a set look made for you. Buff lightly, then wipe every nail with alcohol. Oil left on the natural nail is the single most common reason a press-on lifts early, and that wipe takes ten seconds.
Adhesive tabs hold this set for three to five days and peel away with nothing left behind. Nail glue holds it for up to fourteen. To remove either, soak in warm soapy water for ten to fifteen minutes and lift from the side with a wooden stick, working slowly towards the tip. Never pull a glued nail off dry — that is how the top layer of the natural nail comes away with it. Wipe the back with alcohol, let it dry, and put it back in its case; stored that way the set is reusable.
When to wear Marble Accent press-on nails
This is an everyday set rather than an occasion one. It is built to be worn through an ordinary week — work, errands, the school run — and to still look deliberate on day five. If you are choosing your first ANARA set, start here rather than with something you will only wear once.












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