Demould Gently to Avoid Breakage

Best Practices for Demoulding Resin Jewellery

Begin by making sure your resin is fully cured as recommended by the manufacturer. Patience is important—premature demoulding may leave objects too soft and more prone to chipping. When the time is right, start loosening the mould gently from one edge, using a slow, even pressure. Silicone moulds usually allow for easy removal, but avoid pulling or twisting too forcefully, especially around thin or detailed areas to keep them intact.

Safeguarding Intricate and Thin Designs

Jewellery pieces with fine features or fragile edges—such as earrings or pendants—are most likely to break if rushed. For extra safety, flex the mould rather than the piece itself, supporting the item as you ease it out. Opting for a resin formulated for jewellery, like “Liquidissima” Epoxy Resin, which offers good flow into complex moulds and cures with clarity and strength, can improve demoulding results and preserve delicate shapes.

When Gentle Demoulding Matters Most

• Using very shallow or deeply detailed moulds
• Making pieces featuring thin sections or openwork
• Working with fast-curing resins, where premature removal risks flexibility
• Producing bespoke keepsakes intended for long-term wear