UV Resin Kit for Jewelry & DIY
UV resin is a fast curing, no-mix material for crafts and for small projects where a clear finish and easy handling are important. Craft Resin is a crystal clear UV resin with a low viscosity formula developed for jewellery, charms, keyrings, bezels, mini moulds, polymer clay details, and uv resin for embedding flowers in thin, light-accessible layers. It is a good option for makers who want faster results and a simpler process than standard two-part resin.
The formula is designed to help achieve a bubble free, glossy surface with a clean cure on detailed decorative work. It is also yellowing-resistant, which helps finished pieces stay clearer and brighter over time when used correctly. UV resin works best in thin layers, making it especially suitable for jewellery, floral preservation details, coatings, and other small creative applications.
Which UV Resin Size Should I Choose?
The 300g, 500g and 1000g bottles contain the same hard-type, no-mix UV resin; the larger the bottle, the more pieces you can make. The kit adds a UV lamp and basic tools.
300g
Best for Small Projects
Sale price€14,99 Regular price€17,99 A compact size for detailed pieces, occasional crafting and smaller batches.
Best for:Earrings, pendants, rings, charms, keychains and other small resin pieces.
Choose 300g if:You mainly make small UV resin projects or only need resin for occasional crafting.
500g
Best for Regular Makers
Sale price€24,99 Regular price€29,99 More resin for creators making multiple pieces, collections or regular craft projects.
Best for:Jewellery collections, charms, keychains, multiple small crafts and repeated UV resin projects.
Choose 500g if:You work with UV resin regularly and usually make several pieces or projects at a time.
1000g
Best for Frequent Creators
Sold outSale price€34,99 Regular price€39,99 A larger size for frequent use, bigger batches and creators who go through UV resin regularly.
Best for:Large jewellery batches, multiple collections and repeated craft projects.
Choose 1000g if:You use UV resin frequently and want a larger supply for ongoing or higher-volume projects.
UV Resin Kit
Most Popular
Sold outSale price€29,99 Regular price€34,99 An all-in-one option for anyone getting started with UV resin, with the essentials needed to begin creating straight away.
Best for:First UV resin projects, jewellery, charms, keychains and beginner craft projects.
Choose UV Resin Kit if:You are new to UV resin and want resin plus a UV lamp and the basic tools you need to get started.
Product specifications
UV resin is a fast-curing, one-component resin designed for precision work, coatings, and small castings. It cures in 60–120 seconds per side under a UV lamp to a crystal-clear, high-gloss finish - no mixing required.
Unlike epoxy resin, ultraviolet resin is ready to use straight from the bottle and cures on demand when exposed to UV light, making it ideal for quick projects and detailed applications.
For best results, apply in thin layers up to 2–3 mm per cure.
Hard-Type UV Resin (one-component, UV-curable)
Low Viscosity
No mixing required
UV light (365–405 nm)
60–120 s per side (72 W / 6 W lamp); cure both sides
Crystal clear, high-gloss, bubble-free
Jewellery, charms, keyrings, small moulds, miniature artwork, decorative coatings
Thin layers only; best for small moulds and light-accessible projects
Open working time until exposed to UV light
Shore D 86 ± 3; less than 2% shrinkage
Yellowing-resistant
Low odour
Yes, for thin layers
Works with 365–405 nm UV lamps
12 months
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight
How to Use
This guide explains how UV resin works and how to achieve clear, durable results in jewelry and small craft projects. Learn the key steps for using UV resin — from applying thin layers to curing with UV light and avoiding common mistakes.
UV Resin Guide: Key Facts & Tips for Crafting Success
FAQ
What is UV resin and how does it work?
UV resin is a ready-to-use liquid resin that cures when exposed to ultraviolet light. It does not require mixing and hardens in a few minutes under a UV lamp.
What is UV resin best used for?
UV resin is best for small, detailed projects such as jewellery, coatings, bonding, and decorative crafts where fast curing and precision are important.
What is the difference between UV resin and epoxy resin?
UV resin cures in 60–120 seconds per side under a UV lamp and requires no mixing, making it ideal for quick, detailed work. Epoxy resin requires mixing and longer curing times but is better suited for larger pours.
Which UV resin product should I choose?
Choose 300g if you want a smaller bottle for regular crafts and testing new ideas, 500g for more frequent making, and 1kg if you need a bulk option for ongoing small-batch work. Pick the UV Resin Kit with Lamp if you want a ready-to-use starter set. For project planning, you can also use the Calculator linked in the site footer.
Do I need a UV resin kit with lamp or just the resin?
Choose the kit if you are new to UV resin or want a more complete setup with resin, lamp, and accessories in one purchase. Choose just the resin if you already have a compatible UV lamp and only need refills for jewellery, charms, keychains, small moulds, or decorative craft work.
Can UV resin cure without a UV lamp?
Yes, UV resin can cure in direct sunlight, but the result is usually slower and less consistent than curing with a proper UV lamp. For faster, more reliable results, use a lamp in the 365–405 nm range, which is what the Craft Resin UV products are designed for.
Can I use UV resin with pigments, glitter, or dried flowers?
Yes, UV resin can be used with pigments, glitter, charms, and dried flowers for decorative work, especially on jewellery and other small projects. The main thing to remember is that UV resin works best in thin, light-accessible layers, so heavy or opaque additions can slow curing and may require thinner applications.
Is UV resin suitable for beginners?
Yes. UV resin is beginner-friendly because it is ready to use, requires no mixing, and cures quickly under UV light. It is especially well suited to first-time makers working on jewellery, keychains, charms, miniature artwork, and other small detailed projects where fast results and easy control matter.
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