Crystal Moulds Silicone Growing Crystal Cluster Quartz Rock Mould for Polymer Clay, Fondant Cake Decoration

Crystal cluster silicone mould for resin, polymer clay and fondant work. Cast sparkling quartz-style decor and cake toppers. Shop moulds at Resin Art NZ.

Product details and specifications

• High quality: Made of durable silicone material, make it reusable; the finished products are very shiny and clear. Ideal for the creation of unique jewelry and to replicate realistic crystals and gems.
• What are you get:1pc crystal shape resin silicone moulds; finished resin projects will have a charming look just like natural quartz crystals.
• Widely use: This resin casting molds can be used for making faux agate serving tray, geode serving board, decorative home ornaments, resin crystals, isomalt or sugar edible geodes for cupcake toppers and cake decorations, chocolate candy baking, crystal jewelry making projects, liquid clay DIY crafting, crystal soaps, candles etc
• Easy to release and clean: The flexible isomalt resin silicone mould is pretty easy to remove. After it cures completely you just simply push out from the bottom, very easy to use; and you can also cut one side of the molds before using them which help to release the geode after they form. Non-sticks and easy clean.
• Completely clean inside before use.
  

Questions before you buy

What should I check before choosing this mould or kit?
Check the product details for Crystal Moulds Silicone Growing Crystal Cluster Quartz Rock Mould for Polymer Clay, Fondant Cake Decoration, including the listed design, dimensions and pack contents. Where moulds and accessories are offered as separate options, select the option needed for your project.

How do I choose a suitable casting material?
Use the materials specified in the product details and follow the casting material manufacturer’s instructions. Check mixing ratio, pour depth and curing requirements before starting; a mould’s size does not determine a resin’s maximum pour depth.

When should I remove a resin casting from the mould?
Follow your resin manufacturer’s demoulding instructions and allow the casting to cure sufficiently before removal. Curing time depends on the resin and working conditions.