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Adding colour to resin pendants with botanical inclusions is a creative way to enhance your jewellery designs. With the right materials, you can achieve vibrant or subtle hues without risking the quality of your piece.
Choosing Safe Colourants for Botanical Resin Pendants
For the best results, use dry pigments or glitter, as these do not introduce moisture that could interfere with the resin’s cure. Water-based colours should be avoided, because any excess moisture may lead to cloudiness or incomplete curing. You can also experiment with mica powders to create shimmering backgrounds that highlight your natural inclusions.
How to Mix and Apply Pigments
Always start by preparing your resin and mixing in pigments thoroughly before pouring over your dried flowers or plant materials. It’s recommended to add a small amount at a time, testing the intensity as you go. Some kits, like the Evershine Collection – Artisan Jewellery Epoxy Resin Kit, come with a range of compatible pigments and dried flowers, making it easy for beginners to achieve beautiful results.
When Adding Colour Matters Most
- Personalisation: Tailor your pendants with unique hues or glitter effects to suit your style or occasion.
- Hiding Imperfections: Subtle colour can help mask small air bubbles or slight imperfections in your casting.
- Highlighting Botanicals: A softly tinted background can make delicate leaves and petals pop within clear resin.
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Adding colour to botanical resin pendants opens up endless creative options while keeping the natural beauty of your chosen plants at centre stage. Explore more ideas and step-by-step tips for working with dried flowers and resin in our main guide on how to make resin pendants with plants.