Inspiration for Resin and Flower Rings

Explore endless design ideas by experimenting with different dried flower colours and arrangements. Try combining petals, whole blossoms, or even small leaves for added texture and dimension. Look to nature for seasonal inspiration when planning your next batch of handmade resin rings.

Step 1: Prepare Your Workspace and Materials

Before you begin, gather all your materials and tools in a dust-free, level area. Lay down protective sheets to keep the surface clean and wear gloves to avoid skin contact with resin. Ensure all ring moulds are clean and dry, as dust or residue can cause imperfections in the finished jewellery.

Work in a Clean and Well-Ventilated Space to prevent airborne particles becoming embedded in your ring and to ensure resin fumes disperse safely.

Step 3: Mix and Pour the Resin

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for mixing epoxy or preparing UV resin. If you’re using the “Evershine Collection” – Artisan Jewellery Epoxy Resin Kit with 100+ Accessories, combine the resin and hardener at a 1:1 ratio until fully blended and clear. For UV resin, such as “Fairy Wings” – UV Resin for Volumetric Reliefs, Dual Colour, 30ml, no mixing is needed.

Pour Resin Slowly and Evenly into the moulds in small increments. Pouring too quickly can trap air bubbles or displace delicate flowers. For epoxy, use a cocktail stick or toothpick to help pop bubbles that rise to the surface. UV resin can be cured in layers, using the lamp between each layer to lock flowers in position.

Tips and Troubleshooting

Small bubbles can sometimes appear around flowers. To minimise them, pre-seal dried flowers with a thin layer of resin, allow it to partially set, and then complete the pour. Always avoid pouring resin in humid or dusty environments. If the ring appears tacky after curing, give it extra time or ensure your UV lamp is powerful enough for the curing depth.

Finishing Touches and Presentation

Polish your finished rings for extra shine using fine abrasive pads or polishing compounds. Consider packaging your rings in clear boxes or gift pouches for a professional, thoughtful touch—perfect for gifting or selling your creations.