Jewelry Resin Molds

Resin Molds for Jewelry

• Multi-use jewelry resin molds for use with uv resin OR two-part epoxy 
• Made with Ultra-Clear Silicone for enhanced curing when working with UV resin 
• Make earrings, charms & pendants, each mold offers unique sizes and shapes for making necklaces, earrings and charms for bracelets, keychains, pet tags & more! 
• No drilling required! 
• Shapes include oval, round, diamond, tear drop, triangle, hexagon, square, rectangular, done bone, heart with varying sizes from small to large allows lots of unique options and chandelier earrings
• Crystal Clear 🎨 Our premium ultra-clear and flexible silicone allows quick curing from UV light to speed up the process.
• Easy To Clean ✨ Simple to clean and maintain, allowing you to create dozens of eye-catching earring pairs and jewelry sets your customers will love!

Resin Mold Tray Measurements (by Shape)

• Oval Drop Earring Mold - 3" x 2.75" x 0.25"
• Rectangle Drop Earring Mold - 3" x 2.75" x 0.25"
• Triangle Drop Earring Mold - 3.375" x 3" x 0.25"
• Fan Mold  - 4.125" x 3" x 0.25" 
• Pet Tag Mold -  6.5" x 3.375" x 0.25" 
• Diamond Mold - 4" x 3.375" x 0.25" 
• Round Mold - 4.25" x 3.125" x 0.25" 
• Tear Drop Mold - 4.25" x 3.5" x 0.25"
• Hexagon - 4.625" x 3.625" x 0.25" 
• Oval - 4.25" x 3.75" x 0.25"
• Square - 4.25" x 4.05" x 0.25"
  

Can the resin jewelry molds be used with epoxy resin or UV resin?

These molds were made to be used with both UV resin and two part epoxy resin. What makes them work with UV resin, is the premium ultra-clear silicone used to facilitate curing uv resin with uv light. Watch our 4 minute tutorial on crafting with uv resin molds here to see the products in action!

What can you make with jewelry resin molds?

The design you make really depends on the materials you add. Think flowers (even dried flowers from a special event), glitters, and multiple colors to get stunning effects. 

What's the best way to clean these resin earrings mold?

We've found that a little soap and water does the trick.

Pro Tip: If you're dealing with stubborn resin residue, try using some tape to dab up any pesky glitter or material residue😎