300-grams - Siam Blood Red – a Popular Oriental Colour
From our extensive range of resin beads, we have created nine different colour packages – and our Siam Blood Red collection has proven a winner time and time again.
One of the most appealing of our colour mixes, it contains just about all the hues of the colours of red - including scarlet, Siam, rose, crimson, cerise, ruby, raspberry, tomato, burgundy, blood and strawberry.
This Siam Blood Red collection of resin weighs in at around 300 grams, contains approximately 120 pieces with a 1.5-2.5mm centre drill hole and come in a variety of shapes and sizes which include – diamonds, slabs, cubes, hearts, drops, round, tabular, oval, bicones and some etched with bird inscriptions.
And a veritable steal at 0.10 a bead.
The pieces allow for optimum creativity and temper exciting jewellery prospects – ideal ingredients for necklaces, bracelets and earrings, and also for bead curtains and suncatchers.
The accompanying photo illustrates what you can expect in the mix; however, be mindful that from time to time, there may be some minor variations depending on availability.
Larger discounted quantities available on request, while stocks last.
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All our resin beads are made in Java, Indonesia.
The process involved in making these beads is quite interesting.
The four main ingredients are: an epoxy liquid resin and hardener, a liquid or powder dye solution and a resin casting mould. (Resin dyes are available in transparent or opaque pigments).
Simply, the dye solution is mixed in with a quantity of liquid resin, which is then coupled with an epoxy hardening agent and stirred until the liquid is bubble free.
Attention to accuracy is essential at this point; too much of either resin or hardener will alter the chemical balance –which results in the mixture not curing properly. Once everything has been prepared and mixed thoroughly, the solution is poured into the moulds of choice. Some resin will cure quite quickly, while others will take a few hours.
Once set, holes are manually drilled, and the beads sanded and filed.