“EVERSHINE COLLECTION”– The Artisan Jewelry Resin Kit – Epoxy Resin + 100 Accessories

“EVERSHINE COLLECTION”– The Artisan Jewelry Resin Kit – Epoxy Resin + 100 Accessories:
Unleash your creativity with the Epoxy Resin Starter Kit + 100 Accessories – the ultimate all-in-one set for jewelry making, personalized gifts, and DIY resin crafts. Featuring the user-friendly “One-to-One” epoxy resin with a simple 1:1 mixing ratio, this kit ensures crystal-clear, bubble-free results every time.

Packed with over 100 accessories, the kit includes silicone letter molds, dried flowers, colorful decorative pigments, and keychain findings to bring your designs to life. For precision and detail, a mini drill with attachments is also included, along with mixing tools, gloves, and step-by-step instructions.

Perfect for beginners and hobbyists, this starter kit is easy, safe, and fun to use – making it a fantastic way to craft one-of-a-kind jewelry, charms, and keepsakes. Beautifully packaged, it also makes an inspiring and thoughtful gift for creative friends and family.

What’s inside:

• ✨ 500 g “One-to-One” Epoxy Resin – crystal-clear, medium-viscosity resin (1:1 ratio)
• 🌸 12 decorative pigments + dried flowers – endless creative combinations
• 🔤 Silicone mold with letters – ideal for personalized charms & keychains
• 🔑 Keychain bases, clasps, rings & accessories (100+ pcs) – everything ready to assemble
• 🔧 Mini drill with attachments – precision work for jewelry and details
• 🧤 Gloves + mixing tools + instructions – easy, safe, beginner-friendly

1.Prepare your workspace
Work on a flat, protected surface (cover it with baking paper).
Make sure the room is well ventilated.
Put on latex finger cots (or gloves) to keep your hands clean and avoid fingerprints on the resin.

2.Choose your design
Select your decorations:

Pressed dried flowers for a botanical look.

Mini decorative glitters, sequins or beads for sparkle.
You can combine them if you like.

3.Place the decorations in the mould
If using flowers, lay them gently into the mould cavity facing down (this will be the “front” of your keychain).
Sprinkle in a small amount of glitter or decorative pieces.
Don’t overfill – you still need space for the resin.

4.Mix the epoxy resin (1:1 ratio)
Take equal parts of “One-to-One” epoxy resin and hardener (1:1 ratio – follow the amount suggested on the bottle).
Pour both parts into a clean mixing cup.
Stir slowly for 2–3 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom, until the mixture looks uniform and clear.
For best results, pour the entire mixture into a new cup and stir for another 2 minutes.
Keep an eye on the temperature so the resin does not heat up too much.
Stir gently to avoid adding too many bubbles.

5.Add colour (optional)
If you want a tinted piece, add a small amount of pigment or glitter into the mixed resin.
Stir until the colour is even.
Keep the mix fairly transparent so your flowers or decorations can still be seen.

6.Pour the resin into the mould
Slowly pour the resin into the chosen mould cavity.
Fill it almost to the top, but don’t overflow.
If bubbles appear on the surface, gently pop them with a toothpick or use a heat gun.

7.Let the resin cure
Leave the filled mould on a flat surface, away from dust and direct sunlight.
We recommend removing the piece from the mould after around 12 hours to prevent damage to the mould.
After that, leave the piece to dry completely. This type of resin fully hardens in about 24 hours.

8.Demould your charm
Gently remove your charm from the mould.
If there are any sharp edges, you can carefully sand them down (optional).

9.Drill a hole and add the eye screw
Decide where you want to attach the keychain (usually at the top of the charm).
Use the mini precision screwdriver/drill to make a small pilot hole.
Take one of the eye screws (small metal screw pins) and twist it into the hole until it feels secure.

10.Assemble the keychain
Use a jump ring to connect the eye screw to the connecting fastener for keychains.
Gently open the jump ring, hook it through the eye screw and the fastener, then close it again.
If you like, add a decorative tassel to the same jump ring or fastener for an extra touch of colour.
Finally, attach the fastener to a keyring (included in the kit).

Your personalised resin keychain is now ready to use or gift 🎁
Repeat the steps with different letters, colours, flowers and glitters to create a whole collection.

Usage ratio 100:55 (by weight)

Pot Life (150 g at 30° C) [0,33 lb at 86 F]: 40 min, therefore we recommend to design the drawing first and then apply the resin.

Film catalysis (1 mm at 30° C) [0,03” at 86 F]: 3:00′.

Full catalysis after 24 hours.
Maximum pouring level: 1.5cm*
Minimum thickness – 1.5mm

Download SDS (Part A)
Download SDS (Part B)
Download TDS

1.Prepare your workspace
Work on a flat, protected surface (cover it with baking paper).
Make sure the room is well ventilated.
Put on latex finger cots (or gloves) to keep your hands clean and avoid fingerprints on the resin.

2.Choose your design
Select your decorations:

Pressed dried flowers for a botanical look.

Mini decorative glitters, sequins or beads for sparkle.
You can combine them if you like.

3.Place the decorations in the mould
If using flowers, lay them gently into the mould cavity facing down (this will be the “front” of your keychain).
Sprinkle in a small amount of glitter or decorative pieces.
Don’t overfill – you still need space for the resin.

4.Mix the epoxy resin (1:1 ratio)
Take equal parts of “One-to-One” epoxy resin and hardener (1:1 ratio – follow the amount suggested on the bottle).
Pour both parts into a clean mixing cup.
Stir slowly for 2–3 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom, until the mixture looks uniform and clear.
For best results, pour the entire mixture into a new cup and stir for another 2 minutes.
Keep an eye on the temperature so the resin does not heat up too much.
Stir gently to avoid adding too many bubbles.

5.Add colour (optional)
If you want a tinted piece, add a small amount of pigment or glitter into the mixed resin.
Stir until the colour is even.
Keep the mix fairly transparent so your flowers or decorations can still be seen.

6.Pour the resin into the mould
Slowly pour the resin into the chosen mould cavity.
Fill it almost to the top, but don’t overflow.
If bubbles appear on the surface, gently pop them with a toothpick or use a heat gun.

7.Let the resin cure
Leave the filled mould on a flat surface, away from dust and direct sunlight.
We recommend removing the piece from the mould after around 12 hours to prevent damage to the mould.
After that, leave the piece to dry completely. This type of resin fully hardens in about 24 hours.

8.Demould your charm
Gently remove your charm from the mould.
If there are any sharp edges, you can carefully sand them down (optional).

9.Drill a hole and add the eye screw
Decide where you want to attach the keychain (usually at the top of the charm).
Use the mini precision screwdriver/drill to make a small pilot hole.
Take one of the eye screws (small metal screw pins) and twist it into the hole until it feels secure.

10.Assemble the keychain
Use a jump ring to connect the eye screw to the connecting fastener for keychains.
Gently open the jump ring, hook it through the eye screw and the fastener, then close it again.
If you like, add a decorative tassel to the same jump ring or fastener for an extra touch of colour.
Finally, attach the fastener to a keyring (included in the kit).

Your personalised resin keychain is now ready to use or gift 🎁
Repeat the steps with different letters, colours, flowers and glitters to create a whole collection.