How to Make Resin Jewelry

One of the most popular ways to use resin is making jewelry using real flowers. Dry flowers from a special bouquet, your garden, or anywhere, to preserve the lovely petals in pendant that will last for years and years.

Natural elements like druzy stone are beautiful, but can make a dent in your wallet. Get the look of druzy stone without the cost of the real deal in this chic necklace tutorial.

Add a fresh punch of color and flavor to your spring and summer wardrobe with this dehydrated fruit pendant. This sweet slice of citrus adds some zip to your life, or swap in a piece of any other fruit you love.

This pretty vintage-style pendant is like a tiny scrapbook that you can wear around your neck. Combine a little scrap of patterned paper, a few beads, and an initial charm for a lovely, antique-style pendant. The mix of elements creates a cool, multi-dimensional look.

Use a resin mold to create a radiant doughnut-style focal bead that will be the centerpiece of a radiant necklace. This focal bead is wrapped with wire and place on a chain necklace with dangling beads for a beautiful, bohemian effect.

Including a small slice of wood in a resin mold is a unique way to show your love of nature. This tutorial includes tinting the resin blue for a pretty contrast to the organic wood slice. You’ll love the way to sunlight shines through this resin!

This tutorial shows you how to create a faux faceted gemstone using colored resin and a mold. Wire-wrapping the faux gemstones and adding Swarovski crystals make these earrings a totally glamorous DIY jewelry project.

These gorgeous gold flake earrings are pretty simple to make, and even easier to wear. The neutral color scheme makes them versatile enough to wear with almost any outfit, and the shining gold flakes give these earrings some glamour.

Did you know that silicone cake icing molds can also be used as resin molds? That’s right! This tutorial will show you how to color resin, create little resin birds, and even how to create a custom wire bail for your earrings with no drilling necessary.

Working with resin does require drying time, but you may be surprised to know these earrings only require thirty minutes of hands-on time. This project uses resin as a thin, transparent film in a metal ring, rather than a dome. As a result, these earrings are wonderfully lightweight.

Who knew that Paris-themed scrapbook paper could make such a fashionable charm bracelet? Commemorate one of your favorite trips, or make a bracelet showing off different places you would like to visit.

One of the coolest ways to make jewelry with resin is to fill it with fun, colorful fillers. Raid your pantry for bold sprinkles, and fill your bangle mold with sprinkles and clear resin to create beautiful bangles that will catch everyone’s eye.

Give coloring resin a try with this tutorial, and include gold flakes for a very glamorous touch. These bracelets have a subtly vintage flair that are simply stunning. Make them in a variety of colors to match your whole wardrobe.

Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee with this stunning resin bracelet! This tutorial will show you how to layer glitter and pretty stickers for a resin component with dimension, then how to turn the resin pieces into a unique bracelet.

Starting with a simple empty bezel, select a special photo, ticket stub, or even a pretty piece of patterned paper to fill this ring. This beginner-friendly resin tutorial is a great way to practice working with epoxy resin.

This adorable vintage-style ring is a like a tiny, wearable time capsule! Preserve your memories in a little shadowbox that you can take with you everywhere you go, so you always have your most precious treasures within reach.

You don’t need to travel to the land down under to sparkle like the mesmerizing Austrian opal stone! The rings are made with leftover Easter grass encapsulated in resin for a surprisingly striking look.

This sizzling piece of zigzag beadwork is hot, hot, hot! A small piece of loom weaving is set under resin to design a bold statement ring. Practice your bead loom weaving and resin jewelry making technique with one cool project!

One of the best parts of working with epoxy resin clay is that you don't need to oven bake it! Once you finish designing your handmade beads, you can simply leave them to cure for several hours. Plus, hardened epoxy clay is very durable.

These marvelous metallic beads look just like something you would spot in a pricey shop, but they are surprisingly inexpensive to make yourself. Any of piece of jewelry made using these sparkling beads is sure to look designer.

There is no need to toss away leftover resin when you can use it to create totally unique cubes that no one else will have. Fill an ice cube tray or resin mold with a mix of leftover beads, and fill with resin. You can use them to embellish DIY projects, or drill them to make beads!