Add an authentic touch to your DIY costume jewelry with these undrilled natural stone chips!
These mini tumbled stones can be mixed into resin for embedding. They’ll add a lovely touch to a cabochon, ring, setting, spacer, or pendant.
How do you use these mini tumbled stones?
1 - Pour a first layer of resin, a few millimeters thick, into a jewelry casting mold or a silicone mold.
2 - Let it dry for a few hours. The resin may still be tacky, but it should be fairly hard.
2 - Add enough stone pieces using tweezers.
3 - Pour a second layer of resin up to the rim.
4 - Let the resin dry.
5 - Move on to assembling your piece of jewelry.
Work on a silicone mat—it’ll be easier to peel off your creations.
Need some creative ideas? Check out our tutorials on resin jewelry and DIY decorative items, and discover the joy of creating a one-of-a-kind, handmade piece.
Is resin a world you’d like to explore? Learn how to use resin with our technical guides! You’ll learn how to encase dried flowers in resin, choose your molds, and color the resin.
Did you know? The name of this gemstone, formerly known asa “semi-precious stone,” is said to come from the dogwood. Indeed, its color closely resembles that of the fruit of this shrub. It also evokes the colors of sunrise and sunset.
Please note: The dimensions (length, width, and thickness) vary randomly within each bag.
Details:
Length: between 2 and 8 mm
Width: between 2 and 6 mm
Sold in 20-gram bags
