20pcs Jewelry Casting Molds, TuNan Silicone Pendant Resin Molds with Hanging Hole, Jewelry Making DIY Craft Tools - 5 Styles

The mold is a good quality silicone and your pieces come out easily. There is ample space between the mold pieces to assure you do not run into the next piece.

Once cured, the resin jewelry is very easy to remove from these this little molds!Besides the bubbles from the resin, they turned out so cute!

I’m very happy with this product. The resin pops right out and the shape of the mold is not distorted. 20 pcs is a great buy buy. You get 4 pcs of each shape and they’re packaged nicely.

These are great for projects that call for deep molds. I did read the reviews stating that the resin comes out with a dull surface, so I should give the 1 star back... but who wants dull jewelry? And who wants to have to add another coat of resin for shine? I knew better, but I still hoped for the best. They’re separate so you don’t have to worry about messing up other molds. Experimented with cogs, Mylar and glow-in-the-dark layered resin and paper, so the depth is definitely good for experimenting with layers. They remove flawlessly even if the mold is thick and full, but remove somewhat carefull so as not to break the piece for the hole. Also, most findings don’t fit in super-thick pieces so you’ll have to use your biggest jump ring or make your own with wire.

I really enjoyed these molds for making resin jewelry with flowers from my dads funeral. I loved the variety of shapes and sizes as well as the fact that the molds are separate pieces and not a sheet with several molds in it.

This set came with 5 of each mold. They resulted in a nice, clear cast. Be careful not to overfill or you will close up one side of the hole. This was easily remedied with a sharp metal tip such as a craft knife.

This is the first time I have ever done any project with epoxy and I was worried that the part of the mold that creates the hole in the pendant would get covered in epoxy due to it not sticking out past the rest of the mold. But it turned out the way I wanted, and I won't have to drill out holes.

The molds are very flimsy and there are a lot of surface imperfections. They are lower quality than similar mold sets I have purchased elsewhere. The oval mold is tapered on both ends, which I find less attractive. The finish is not very glossy. If you do not want to topcoat and want a smooth glossy finish, or if you have heavy inclusions which might push the flimsier molds out of shape, I recommend to buy from a different manufacturer.