Resin jewelry
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List of products
Resin Dyes B1 – Set of 6 Opaque Shades in Small Plastic Containers, 6 x 3 ml
Ink White II – Type C, the so-called heavy white for stalactite effects
Marble Gold Metallic Powder – a striking gold effect with a fine texture for resin.
Crystal White Colour – a translucent white for subtle tinting.
Luminous Red Pigment – a classic red with luminescence.
Glow in the dark pigment Silver Black – a dark pigment with an afterglow effect.
Solid Spanish Grey – a classic, non- Pearlescent grey – ideal for colour combinations.
Silicone mould for jewellery – label 69x39 mm, for personalisation.
Starter kit for making jewellery and pendants.
Ink Coffee – a dark brown shade reminiscent of coffee.
Lemon Green Ink – a fresh yellow-green for original compositions.
Solid Royal Blue – a rich, non-pearl blue – perfect for contrasting projects.
Teardrop Shape – elongated shape for resin-coated pendants.
Alcohol Ink Orange – a rich colour for resin art effects.
Ink Yellow Ink – a bright yellow tone for sunny compositions.
Cooper metallic effect – copper pigment for a realistic look.
Crystal Black – a deep black with a subtle translucence.
Redish Magenta – pearlescent dark pink resin tint.
Crystal colour Purple red – a wine tone with crystal depth.
Resin jewellery making
Epoxy resin jewellery is among the most popular products – it's original, durable, and each piece is unique. Thanks to silicone moulds, you can easily create rings, earrings, pendants and entire sets. You can embed glitter, coloured pigments or dried flowers in the resin to create beautiful designs suitable for everyday wear or as a gift.
How to choose the right resin
Clear epoxy resins with a shorter curing time are most often used for small jewellery. It is important that they are resistant to yellowing and maintain high transparency. If you want to achieve colour effects, we recommend combining the resin with liquid pigments or metallic powders.
Colours, moulds and accessories
For making jewellery, you can use small silicone moulds, beds or frames into which you pour the resin. Creativity is enhanced by a wide range of colours and pigments - from pearlescent powders to transparent liquid tones. For precise resin dispensing, the epoxy consumption calculator will help you to easily calculate the required amount.