Cast resin mermaids, dolphins, butterflies, seahorses, tropical fish and more,
encased in clear resin jewelry - bracelets, rings and pendants.
Read my New Resin Jewelry Tutorials

Clear Resin Jewelry Bangle Bracelets

Resin Butterfly
Bangle Bracelets

Resin Mermaid
Bangle Bracelets

Resin Seahorse Bangle Bracelet

Resin Dolphins
Bangle Bracelet

Resin Tropical Fish
Bangle Bracelet

Resin Jewelry Pendants

Coming Soon!

Clear Resin
Mermaid Shell Pendants

Resin Jewelry Rings

Coming Soon!

Clear Resin
Ocean Water Rings

Modern Clear Resin Jewelry

What's New! All of my medium sized, 2-1/2 inch inside diameter, resin bangle bracelets are now available in a larger 3 inch inside diameter size.

My specialty is encasing colored resin castings inside of clear resin castings. My resin mermaid bracelets, for example, start out as 3-dimensional cast resin mermaid sculptures. They are each further painted and decorated before becoming encased in a clear resin bangle bracelet. I like the challenge of creating clear resin jewelry. Creating this clear resin jewelry requires special techniques, but the results are spectacular.

I use no clear finish spray paint to hide flaws or make my resin jewelry shiny. I believe that this is a poor finishing shortcut. All of my resin jewelry is hand sanded and polished pure resin. This means that if you ever need to polish your jewelry piece, you will not be unpleasantly surprised when you polish through the painted on finish. Hand finishing each piece to a perfect shine, takes more time and effort. But, the result is jewelry that you will be proud to wear for a lifetime.

Resin jewelry is in, again. The old vintage pieces are still hot items. The old Bakelite and phenolic and celluloid pieces are fetching high prices. We are a plastics society.

I love plastics. I spent my career designing industrial pumps and motors with plastics. With all of our new plastics technology, and all the new resins on the market, the possibilities are unlimited. Take a look at all the plastics around you. Most of these plastics started out in a liquid resin state. Endless varieties of shapes and colors. Does this get your creative juices flowing? It does mine.

Here you will see examples of what you can do with plastic resins. These bracelets are composed of 3 different resins. Each resin is cast in 4 different molds, in 4 different pours. These bangle bracelets are  just one of my designs.

Challenging? Yes. Fun? Of course. Easy to make? No.
I am currently working with 4 different resins, each with it's own chemical properties, and quirky characteristics. Each must be measured and weighted differently. Each must be handled and cured differently. Then there are the molds. No, not the kind that grow on my shower floor, the kind you cast into. First I sculpt the master. Then the master is used to create a mold. Each type of resin requires a different kind of mold material. I use 4 different kinds of mold silicones. These guys can get expensive. So I baby them, give them frequent bubble baths and mineral oil rub-downs. Ooh! That sounds heavenly.

I have many more designs awaiting birth. There are mermaids, seahorses, dolphins, and some really fun, high-tech designs coming out very, very soon. So, keep your TV tuned to this channel.

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