Yes, MB Glitters are designed to be mixed directly into compatible epoxy resin.

MB Glitters are suitable for resin-art applications and can be added directly to properly measured and mixed epoxy resin to create sparkling, decorative effects. They are designed for projects such as jewellery, coasters, trays, keychains, decorative castings, home décor and tabletops. The MB Epoxy glitter range is specifically presented for epoxy resin art and is formulated to blend smoothly when used correctly.

For the best result, first measure the resin and hardener accurately according to the recommended mixing ratio. Mix both components thoroughly before adding the glitter. Once the resin and hardener are fully combined, add the MB Glitter gradually and stir slowly until the particles are distributed evenly. Avoid adding a large amount at once, as excessive glitter can make mixing difficult and may interfere with the resin’s normal curing performance.

Artists can adjust the glitter quantity according to the desired effect. A small amount creates a subtle shimmer, while a higher concentration produces a bolder and more decorative finish. Fine glitter is generally suitable for detailed projects and small moulds, while larger glitter particles can create more visible statement effects. The glitter can also be layered between clear resin pours or sealed under a final clear coat to improve depth, shine and surface protection.

Stir gently rather than whipping the resin, as aggressive mixing may introduce unnecessary air bubbles. If the glitter begins to settle, allow the resin to thicken slightly before pouring or work in thin layers to achieve better placement.

Although MB Glitters are suitable for direct mixing, artists should still follow normal resin-handling precautions. Work in a ventilated area, wear gloves and avoid inhaling loose fine glitter particles. When used properly with a compatible MBEPOXY art or casting resin, MB Glitters provide an easy and effective way to add vibrant, long-lasting sparkle to resin creations.

MB Glitters are available in both fine and chunky particle sizes, with quantities starting from 100 grams.

The right glitter size depends on the type of resin artwork and the final effect the artist wants to create. Fine glitter contains smaller particles that disperse more evenly throughout the epoxy resin. It is a suitable choice for detailed projects such as jewellery, pendants, earrings, keychains, bookmarks, small coasters and intricate silicone moulds. Fine glitter creates a smooth, consistent shimmer and can be mixed directly into resin when the artist wants sparkle throughout the entire piece. MBEPOXY also recommends fine glitter for detailed projects.

Chunky glitter contains larger, more noticeable particles and creates a bolder, eye-catching appearance. It works well for decorative trays, geode art, festive pieces, statement jewellery, wall art and larger resin castings. Chunky glitter can be mixed into the resin, placed carefully inside the mould or added between clear resin layers. Layering it under a transparent top coat can create additional depth while keeping the finished surface smooth. Larger glitter particles are recommended when a more prominent decorative effect is required.

Artists can also combine fine and chunky glitter in one project. Fine glitter can provide an even background shimmer, while chunky glitter can be positioned in selected areas to create highlights or focal points. For better control, add the glitter gradually and observe the distribution before adding more.

The available quantity starts from 100 grams, making it suitable for regular artists, workshop use and larger creative requirements. Store the glitter in a dry, tightly closed container and use a clean tool while handling it. Whether an artist chooses fine or chunky glitter, MB Glitters provide flexible options for creating subtle sparkle or bold decorative effects in epoxy resin art.

MB Glitters remain evenly suspended when they are mixed properly into a suitable epoxy resin.

For an even glitter distribution, first measure and mix the resin and hardener according to the correct ratio for the selected MBEPOXY resin system. Once both components are thoroughly combined, add the MB Glitter gradually and stir slowly until the particles are distributed throughout the mixture. MBEPOXY recommends thorough mixing to achieve even glitter distribution and advises using glitter that is compatible with the resin to reduce clumping or sinking.

Fine glitter usually disperses more easily because its smaller particles move throughout the resin with less effort. Chunky glitter can also remain suspended, but artists should mix carefully and check the distribution before pouring. The resin’s viscosity, working time, glitter size and the quantity added can influence how the particles settle during curing. In very thin or slow-curing resin, heavier glitter may gradually move towards the bottom if the mixture is poured immediately.

To improve suspension, allow the mixed resin to rest briefly until it becomes slightly thicker, while still remaining within its usable working time. Stir the glitter again gently before pouring. For deep moulds or projects that require precise glitter placement, artists can pour the resin in layers. A clear base layer can be allowed to become slightly tacky before adding the glitter mixture and sealing it with another resin layer. MBEPOXY also recommends layering as an effective method for keeping decorative glitter positioned within resin projects.

Avoid adding excessive glitter, as this can make the mixture difficult to stir and may create uneven areas. Stir slowly to minimise bubbles, scrape the sides and bottom of the cup, and make sure no dry glitter remains concentrated in one spot.

With proper mixing, suitable resin consistency and controlled pouring, MB Glitters can remain evenly distributed and produce a balanced, sparkling finish throughout the cured artwork.

Yes, MB Glitters can be used to create resin jewellery, pendants and other small decorative accessories.

MB Glitters are suitable for epoxy resin jewellery projects and can be used to add sparkle, colour and decorative detail to pendants, earrings, rings, bracelets, charms, keychains and beads. The MBEPOXY glitter range is specifically recommended for resin-art applications, including jewellery and other small creative pieces.

To use glitter in jewellery, first measure the resin and hardener according to the correct ratio for the selected epoxy system. Mix both components thoroughly, then add the glitter gradually and stir slowly until it is evenly distributed. Fine glitter is especially suitable for small jewellery moulds because its smaller particles can spread more consistently through detailed areas. Chunky glitter can be used when the artist wants a bolder effect, but it may be better placed manually inside the mould or added between thin resin layers.

Artists can create different finishes depending on the amount and placement of glitter. A small quantity gives the pendant a soft shimmer, while a higher concentration creates a strong sparkling effect. Glitter can also be combined with transparent resin, pigments, dried flowers, foil flakes or other suitable decorative elements. MBEPOXY’s jewellery guidance includes placing a small amount of glitter inside a mould to add variety to earrings and pendants.

For a smooth finish, make sure that all glitter particles are fully covered by resin and are not projecting from the surface. If required, apply a final clear layer after the first layer has cured sufficiently. This can seal the glitter, improve depth and give the jewellery a glossy, professional appearance.

Allow each piece to cure completely before demoulding, sanding, drilling or attaching jewellery findings. When used correctly with a compatible MBEPOXY art or casting resin, MB Glitters provide an easy way to create attractive, colourful and personalised resin jewellery.

Add approximately 2–5% MB Glitter by weight to the total mixed resin batch.

The ideal glitter quantity depends on how subtle or bold you want the sparkling effect to appear. As a practical starting point, add 2 to 5 grams of glitter for every 100 grams of fully mixed resin and hardener. Use around 2% for a light, delicate shimmer and gradually increase the quantity towards 5% when you want a denser, more noticeable glitter finish.

Always measure and mix the resin and hardener in the correct ratio before adding the glitter. Once both components are thoroughly combined, introduce the MB Glitter gradually and stir slowly until the particles are evenly distributed throughout the mixture. Adding the complete amount at once can make it difficult to judge the final appearance and may cause glitter to collect in certain areas.

Fine glitter generally spreads more evenly and may create a strong sparkling effect even at a lower percentage. Chunky glitter has larger, more visible particles, so artists may prefer using a smaller quantity or positioning selected pieces manually inside the mould. MBEPOXY recommends mixing glitter thoroughly and avoiding excessive quantities, as too much glitter can make the resin difficult to work with and may affect its curing performance.

The amount can also vary according to the project. Jewellery, pendants and small moulds usually require less glitter, while trays, geodes, coasters and decorative castings may need more for a prominent effect. Artists can also apply glitter in layers instead of mixing the full quantity into one batch. A clear resin layer can be poured first, followed by a glitter layer and another clear coat to seal and enhance the sparkle.

For consistent results, prepare a small test batch before starting a large artwork. Begin with 2%, observe the coverage and increase gradually without exceeding the recommended 5% range.

MB Glitters are available in a wide range of colours for different resin-art styles and creative effects.

The MB Glitter range gives resin artists multiple colour options for jewellery, pendants, keychains, coasters, trays, bookmarks, geode art, wall décor and other epoxy projects. The current MBEPOXY online collection includes shades such as Red, Blue, RB White, Orange, Silver, Black and RB Silver, although the available selection may change as new colours are introduced or products are restocked.

Artists can select a glitter colour according to the resin base, project theme and desired final appearance. Silver, RB Silver and RB White are versatile choices for elegant, neutral and premium-looking artwork. They can be used with clear resin or combined with colours such as black, blue, pink or violet. Red and orange work well for festive creations, jewellery, Rakhi designs and bold decorative pieces. Blue is suitable for ocean-inspired resin art, while black can add contrast and a dramatic sparkling effect.

Different glitter colours can also be combined in one project. For example, an artist may mix silver with blue for an ocean theme, combine red and silver for festive artwork or layer two contrasting shades to create added depth. MB Glitters are developed for epoxy-resin art and are intended to blend smoothly while providing vibrant, lasting sparkle when used correctly.

For the best result, choose glitter that complements the pigment or transparent tint already used in the resin. Begin with a small quantity, check the appearance under good lighting and add more gradually. A small test pour can help artists see how the colour and sparkle will look after curing.

With its wide colour selection, the MB Glitter range allows both beginners and professional resin artists to create subtle shimmer, bright accents or bold sparkling finishes.

No, MB Glitters should not become dull after curing when they are used correctly in clear, compatible epoxy resin.

MB Glitters are specifically formulated for epoxy resin art and are designed to provide vibrant colour and lasting shine inside the finished piece. Once properly embedded in clear resin, the cured epoxy surrounds the reflective glitter particles and allows light to reach them, helping the sparkle remain visible. MBEPOXY also recommends sealing glitter with a final clear resin layer because this can enhance its shine, protect the particles and create greater visual depth.

The final brilliance, however, also depends on the clarity and surface quality of the resin. High-quality clear epoxy cures evenly and maintains the transparency and light reflection required for decorative resin projects. A glossy, glass-like resin finish can make embedded glitter appear brighter and more dimensional.

To achieve the best result, artists should accurately measure the resin and hardener, mix them thoroughly and add the glitter gradually. The particles should be evenly dispersed without introducing too many air bubbles. Incorrect mixing ratios, trapped bubbles, dust, moisture or a cloudy cure may reduce the amount of light reaching the glitter and make the overall artwork appear less brilliant, even though the glitter itself has not become dull.

Artists should also avoid completely covering the glitter with a very dark or heavily opaque pigment unless a subtle effect is intended. When maximum sparkle is required, use clear resin around the glitter or place it in a separate decorative layer. A final transparent top coat can seal exposed particles and produce a smooth, glossy surface.

Therefore, MB Glitters retain their shine after curing. Proper resin selection, accurate mixing, clear layering and a smooth final coat will help preserve their bright and sparkling appearance.

Yes, MB Glitters can be layered with pigments in a single epoxy resin pour.

Combining MB Pigments and MB Glitters allows resin artists to create colour, sparkle and visual depth within the same artwork. Both materials are suitable for use with compatible epoxy resin and can be applied in several ways depending on the desired design. MBEPOXY recommends techniques such as mixing, swirling, layering and embedding glitter, while its pigments are designed to blend evenly into liquid epoxy resin.

For an evenly coloured sparkling finish, first measure and thoroughly mix the resin and hardener according to the correct ratio. Add the chosen MB Pigment gradually and stir until the colour is uniform. The MB Glitter can then be added and gently mixed throughout the coloured resin. This method works well for jewellery, pendants, keychains, coasters and other projects where consistent sparkle is required.

Artists can also divide the mixed resin into separate cups. One portion can be coloured with pigment, while glitter can be added to another portion. Both mixtures can then be poured into the mould during the same working session and gently blended to create swirls, sparkling sections, marble patterns or decorative borders.

To keep the design clear, avoid overmixing the two portions after pouring. Excessive movement can spread the glitter everywhere and combine the colours too heavily, reducing the layered effect. Artists should also avoid adding too much pigment or glitter because a high quantity of additives can make the resin more difficult to mix and may affect its normal curing performance.

For greater depth, pour the pigmented resin first and place the glitter selectively over or beside it before the resin begins to set. A final clear resin layer can later be applied to seal the glitter, enhance its shine and create a smooth surface.

Preparing a small test pour is recommended before starting a large project. With controlled placement and gentle blending, MB Pigments and MB Glitters can be combined successfully in a single pour to create colourful, sparkling and professionally finished resin artwork.

Yes, MB Glitters can be used for paper crafts as well as epoxy resin projects.

MB Glitters are versatile decorative materials that can add sparkle to greeting cards, scrapbooks, gift tags, paper flowers, festival decorations, invitations, bookmarks, photo frames and other handmade paper projects. The MBEPOXY glitter collection specifically recommends glitter powder for paper crafts, decorations, card-making, scrapbooking and other detailed creative work, so artists are not limited to using it only inside resin.

For paper crafts, apply a thin, even layer of suitable craft glue, decoupage adhesive or another paper-compatible adhesive to the required area. Sprinkle the glitter over the wet glue, allow it to settle briefly and gently remove the excess onto a clean sheet of paper. The unused glitter can then be returned to its container, provided it has not been mixed with glue, dust or other materials. Let the project dry completely before touching or packaging it.

Fine MB Glitter is especially useful for detailed lettering, borders, small patterns and intricate card designs because it creates a more even finish. Larger or decorative glitter particles can be used to create bold accents, focal points and festive effects. MB’s craft range also includes colourful sparkles and shaped glitter options intended to make creative projects more distinctive.

To reduce loose particles, artists can apply a light craft sealer after the glue has dried, provided the sealer is suitable for the paper being used. Avoid applying too much adhesive or sealer, as excess moisture may wrinkle thin paper.

Keep MB Glitter in a tightly closed, dry container and use a clean spoon or tool while handling it. With the correct adhesive and careful application, MB Glitters can give paper crafts a bright, attractive and professionally finished appearance.

Add MB Glitter gradually while stirring the resin continuously until the particles are evenly distributed.

To prevent glitter from clumping, first measure the resin and hardener according to the correct mixing ratio for your selected epoxy system. Mix both components thoroughly before adding any glitter. The mixture should look uniform, with no visible streaks of unmixed resin or hardener. Once the resin base is ready, begin adding MB Glitter in small quantities rather than pouring the entire amount into the cup at once.

Stir slowly and continuously as the glitter is added. Scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing cup so that no dry glitter or concentrated clusters remain in one area. A flat, clean mixing stick works well because it helps fold the glitter through the resin without introducing too many air bubbles. Avoid stirring very quickly or whipping the mixture, as aggressive movement may trap unnecessary air and make it harder to check whether the glitter has dispersed properly.

Artists can use approximately 2–5% glitter by weight, depending on the desired amount of sparkle. Starting with a lower quantity makes it easier to control the distribution. More glitter can always be added gradually, but removing excess glitter from a mixed resin batch is difficult.

Fine glitter usually disperses more easily than chunky glitter. When using larger glitter particles, fold them into the resin carefully and check the bottom of the cup before pouring. For customised effects, artists can also mix the glitter into a small portion of resin first and then combine that portion with the main batch.

Always use clean, dry tools and keep the glitter container protected from moisture and contamination. When MB Glitter is added slowly and stirred continuously, it can remain evenly distributed and create a balanced, sparkling finish without visible clumps.

Yes, MB Glitters can be used for decorating resin tumblers and making sparkling epoxy coasters.

MB Glitters are suitable for epoxy-based craft projects where artists want to add shine, colour and decorative depth. They can be used in coaster moulds, layered resin coasters and on the exterior surface of decorative tumblers when combined with a compatible epoxy resin. MBEPOXY specifically recommends its glitter range for epoxy projects such as coasters, jewellery and home décor items, and also suggests techniques such as mixing, swirling, layering and embedding glitter in resin.

For coasters, first measure and mix the resin and hardener according to the correct ratio. Add approximately 2–5% glitter by weight, depending on the desired sparkle, and stir slowly until the particles are evenly distributed. The glitter can also be placed in selected areas of the mould before pouring to create borders, concentrated sparkling sections or decorative patterns. A final clear resin layer can help seal the glitter and create a smooth, glossy surface. MBEPOXY’s resin systems are promoted for coasters and decorative items, including clear, high-gloss coating applications.

For tumblers, artists can apply glitter to the prepared exterior surface using a suitable adhesive or mix it into the epoxy coating. The glitter should be fully sealed beneath a smooth clear-resin layer so that no loose or rough particles remain. Rotate the tumbler during curing, when possible, to help maintain an even coating and prevent the epoxy from collecting on one side.

Avoid applying resin or glitter to areas that directly touch the mouth or the inside of the tumbler unless the complete finished system has been specifically tested and certified for that use. Allow the epoxy to cure fully before handling, packaging or using the decorated item.

With proper surface preparation, even application and a clear protective coat, MB Glitters can give tumblers and coasters a bright, durable and professionally finished sparkle.

Choose micro glitter for fine details and an even shimmer, choose chunky glitter for bold, highly visible sparkle.

Micro glitter is the better option when an artist wants a smooth, delicate and evenly distributed sparkling effect. Its smaller particles blend more easily throughout epoxy resin, making it suitable for resin jewellery, pendants, earrings, keychains, bookmarks, small coasters, detailed moulds and other intricate projects. MBEPOXY recommends fine glitter for detailed work, while larger glitter particles are more suitable for bold and eye-catching designs.

Because micro glitter is very fine, it can create consistent shimmer across the whole resin piece without visually overpowering the design. It is useful when working with transparent resin, soft colour gradients, floral inclusions or small decorative elements that should remain visible. Micro glitter can also be used to highlight lettering, borders and narrow mould cavities. It generally disperses more easily when added gradually and stirred thoroughly.

Chunky glitter should be selected when the goal is a dramatic, decorative or statement finish. Its larger particles remain more noticeable after curing and work well for geode art, trays, wall pieces, festive crafts, large coasters and bold jewellery designs. Chunky glitter can be mixed into resin, positioned manually inside a mould or placed between clear resin layers to create greater depth. MBEPOXY recommends layering glitter between clear resin coats and sealing it with a final transparent layer to enhance shine and protect the design.

Artists can also combine both sizes in one project. Micro glitter can create an even background shimmer, while chunky glitter can be placed in selected areas as a focal point. Add either type gradually and avoid using excessive quantities, as too much glitter may make the resin difficult to mix or affect its normal curing performance.

Yes, MB Glitters work well with doming resin and can create a glossy, raised sparkling finish.

MB Glitters can be used with compatible MBEPOXY doming resin for projects such as pendants, badges, keychains, labels, decals, jewellery pieces and small decorative surfaces. Doming resin is formulated to stay in place and form a smooth, raised layer rather than flowing quickly over the edges. MBEPOXY Flexible Doming Resin has a clear, high-gloss finish and a high-viscosity, self-leveling consistency, making it suitable for displaying glitter beneath or within the dome.

For an evenly sparkling result, first measure and mix the resin and hardener according to the exact ratio given for the selected doming resin. Once the two components are completely combined, add MB Glitter gradually and stir slowly until it is evenly dispersed. MB Glitters are specifically formulated for epoxy art resin and are designed to provide vibrant colour and lasting shine when properly mixed.

Artists can mix a small amount of fine glitter directly into the doming resin for a consistent shimmer. Chunky glitter can also be used, but selected particles may be easier to position manually on the artwork before applying the clear dome. Another effective method is to place glitter on the prepared surface and then seal it beneath a transparent layer of doming resin. This helps create visual depth while keeping the finished surface smooth and glossy.

Avoid adding too much glitter, as excessive decorative material can make the mixture harder to spread and may interfere with the resin’s normal curing performance. MBEPOXY recommends controlled glitter quantities, thorough mixing and a final clear resin layer to enhance shine and protect the glitter.

Therefore, MB Glitters are a suitable choice for doming resin projects when used gradually, evenly and within the recommended amount.

Store MB Glitters in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight.

Proper storage helps MB Glitters remain dry, free-flowing and easy to mix into epoxy resin. After taking the required quantity, close the container immediately and make sure the lid is completely secure. Leaving glitter exposed to humid air can allow moisture to enter the container, causing the fine particles to stick together or form clumps. Moisture can also create problems when contaminated glitter is later mixed into epoxy resin, as resin-art materials and decorative inclusions should remain completely dry. MBEPOXY similarly advises artists to ensure that decorative elements added to resin are dry because moisture may interfere with the curing process.

Keep the glitter in a cupboard, drawer or storage box at a stable indoor temperature. Avoid placing it near windows, sinks, wash areas, heaters or other locations exposed to sunlight, water or temperature changes. MBEPOXY’s general storage guidance recommends keeping resin-art materials tightly sealed and protected from heat and direct sunlight.

Always use a clean and completely dry spoon, scoop or craft tool to remove glitter from the container. Never use wet tools, and do not return glitter that has already come into contact with resin, glue, water, dust or other craft materials. This helps prevent contamination of the remaining product.

Artists working in humid conditions can place a small moisture-absorbing silica-gel packet near the closed glitter containers inside the storage box. The packet should not be opened or mixed directly with the glitter. MBEPOXY also suggests controlling humidity around resin-working and storage areas when necessary.

Label each container clearly and store different glitter colours separately to prevent accidental mixing. With a tightly closed container, dry tools and protection from humidity, MB Glitters can retain their original texture, colour and sparkle for future resin and craft projects.

Gold, Silver, RB Silver, holographic, Blue, Red and Black are among the most popular glitter shades for resin art right now.

Metallic and reflective shades continue to be popular because they work across many resin-art styles. Silver and RB Silver are especially versatile for jewellery, coasters, trays, geodes, nameplates and decorative castings. Silver creates a modern, clean appearance, while rainbow-reflective or holographic silver produces different colours as the viewing angle and lighting change. MBEPOXY currently offers shades such as Silver, RB Silver, Blue, Red, Black, Orange and RB White within its glitter range.

Gold-toned glitter remains a favourite for premium-looking resin art, wedding gifts, festive decorations, Rakhi designs, pooja articles and customised nameplates. Current 2026 resin-art trends also highlight antique gold, rose gold, silver and holographic finishes as strong choices, while holographic glitter remains popular for colourful, highly photogenic artwork.

Blue and teal-inspired shades are popular for ocean art, wave designs, river tables and calming decorative pieces. Deep teal is also being recognised as an important colour direction for 2026, while aquamarine and sea-inspired colours are appearing across wider design trends.

Red and orange glitter work well for bold, festive and celebratory projects, while black glitter creates a dramatic finish and pairs beautifully with silver, gold or clear resin. RB White is a good choice for artists who want a softer, pearl-like sparkle.

The best shade ultimately depends on the project. Beginners can start with Silver or RB Silver because they coordinate easily with most pigments. Artists creating bold statement pieces can choose Red, Blue or Black, while holographic and mixed glitter effects are ideal for trendy jewellery, keychains and decorative resin artwork.