MEYSPRING Blue Calcite - Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin - Pigment Powder for Resin Art - Epoxy Dye for Woodworking

Just got my hands on the MEYSPRING Imperial Emerald mica powder, and wow, I am seriously impressed! As someone who dabbles in resin art, finding a pigment that not only says "look at me" but actually delivers is a game changer. This green is like a breath of fresh air—think dark blue-green with a shimmer that gives it that extra "wow" factor. I mixed it into my last batch of resin, and let me tell you, it turned out dreamy. It’s not just emerald; it feels alive, and I can't stop staring at my project. Now, if you’re into geode art or making those gorgeous river tables, this pigment is your new best friend. The effects it creates when combined with wood are absolutely stunning. I’ve tried other pigments before, but this one truly stands out. It brings a level of richness that makes your pieces pop and gives them a luxurious feel. I've even thrown it into some UV resin crafts and jewelry projects, and the compliments keep rolling in. I didn’t think I’d have to defend my creations from being touched, but here we are. Let’s not forget about the versatility here. This mica powder isn’t just for resin; I’ve used it in nail polish and even DIY makeup, and it works like a charm! No matter what medium you throw it at, it blends in beautifully. If you're like me, always on the lookout for those magical crafting ingredients, you’ll love this product. Crafting should be fun and freeing, and MEYSPRING provides colors that inspire joy and creativity. So, get ready to unleash your inner artist—this pigment is a must-have.

The sparkle is remarkable! As I have grown in my resin artistry, I have come to rely on this one for more techniques. I use cured veins of resin infused with Dazzling Diamond as a way to create dimension, depth and movement under the areas where a new layer of “not quite opaque” white resin is applied - it comes out stunning. This is a true white glitter, with no competing undertones. So many of the glitters in the white shades have other colors that compete or muddy the palette of a piece, like holographic tones or they turn slightly pink or green. Dazzling Diamond stays true and is a versatile and trusted addition to any of the art I create that features white sections. Please offer sales on this more frequently as it is expensive compared to other glitters.

Nice color, generous amount .

Great product, I use it to add some extra glitz to the mics powder I use for coloring resin. A little goes a long way!

Beautiful Silver. It’s like molting silver.

This powder is beautiful and vibrant. The only weird thing is that when I use it in cement to make little pots, the heating process turns the powder gold yellow and removes the blue pigment. But if you aren't heating it, it stays that peacock blue colour and it's dazzling!! Great price for so much powder too.

SO….. I have used this brand before and I was so excited to get this emerald because I wanted to do a particular Eco resin project. For my Eco Resin project, well they just didn’t like each other. As you can see in the pics the emerald came out grey. I knew this was a good brand, used Meyspring before, so I wasn’t willing to just send it back. Not all mica power is the same. With other brands I’ve used this has happened before. Some just don’t get along with Eco Resin. I decided to do a couple of small Epoxy Resin pieces and WOW! In Epoxy Resin this has to be the most stunning green I’ve ever seen! I’m glad I have a stubborn streak and wasn’t willing to give up on this color!

I’ve used this color for four years in resin art, and it’s one of my go-tos. The shimmer is beautiful, and the turquoise tone is rich and ocean-perfect—exactly what I need for beachy pours and river tables. It coats evenly and mixes well into epoxy, but I always tell people to stir thoroughly. If not, you’ll get “fish eyes” or uneven spots. A little goes a long way, and the finish is stunning.

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Absolutely beautiful rich navy pigment. Love!

Used for gintsugi. Excellent and LOTS of it. Looks like liquid mercury.

Stunning colour. Excellent quality and mixes really well in my resin.