💎 Craft your own crystal-clear masterpieces with ease!
The FineGood 3 Pcs Cluster Crystal Resin Molds set features three silicone molds in varying sizes, designed for versatile resin crafting. Made from premium flexible silicone, these molds offer durability and a smooth, glossy surface for easy demolding. Ideal for creating jewelry, candles, soaps, and home décor, they support a variety of materials like mica powder and dried flowers, empowering creators to produce flawless, professional-quality crystal stone designs.
| Brand | FineGood |
| Model Number | FG-crystal_mold |
| Colour | white |
| Product Dimensions | 18 x 11 x 4 cm; 70 g |
| Material | Silicone |
| Item Weight | 70 g |
L**X
These are great silicone moulds
I used them as amethyst moulds, and they came out great, but I got my purple to clear the wrong way around, duh me.
F**N
Great sturdy mould
Great quality product, really simple to use (have a toothpick to hand to pop the inevitable air bubble in each of the pointy tops before setting). Works perfectly every time.Good value, no leaks at all. Thick and sturdy which is a definite bonus!It can be a little tricky to demould so make sure its fully hardened as there will be lots of pulling and wiggling but the mould has stayed perfectly intact despite the wrestle. I'm very happy 😊
C**W
My first complex mould
I’ve recently got a chance to try epoxy resin and it’s been a quite basic flat and circular mould, so I was really excited to try something a bit more advanced.They’re a lot smaller than I expected them to be. The smallest is 4ml, the middle (round one) is 18ml and the bigger one is 28ml approx.Being careful with precision is the key to not spilling any, I used a straw to drop fill them so I could try and do a dual layer fill. This was to try and mimic how the pictures shown on the product listings are. I needed to tap them to release air bubbles, but I think they came out pretty good.The moulds came in plain white box, no instructions or anything. They’re really flexible, 3 pieces in different sizes.You’ll probably want to fill them with water and drain them into a mixing cup or something to estimate how much resin you need. The lip of the moulds makes them seem like they need more then you do.The resin we used says it can be demoulded after 4-6 hours, but it’s usually still a little bit soft/bendy, so left it for 12 just to be sure. The finished item came out of the moulds easily and the moulds washed no problem with a bit of soap and water.A cool little set of crystals, lots of designs depending on your creativity.A fun project, recommended.
W**E
Very decorative.
Wonderful value resin moulds. The size is correct on the advert, and these provide a great experience to play around with colours in resin. So long as you have mixed your resin correctly, whatever you add comes out wonderful. These are not large enough to need deep fill resin, but the large mould will need a good time to cure. Great value. Wonderfully decorative.
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