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New Silicone Pendant Mold Jewelry Making Cube Resin Casting Mould DIY Craft Tool
Price (NZD): $7.95 ~ 13.95 / set
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Product Features
- The New Silicone Pendant Mold is a must-have for jewelry making. It is made of high-quality silicone, ensuring durability and flexibility. With a weight ranging from 7g to 138g, it is suitable for various projects.
- This jewelry pendant mold is designed for resin casting, allowing you to create unique and beautiful pendants. Its cube shape adds a modern touch to your creations. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced jeweler, this mold is easy to use.
- Made of silicone, the mold is soft and easy to handle. It can be molded and shaped easily, making it ideal for DIY crafts. You can use it to make pendants of different sizes and designs, expressing your creativity.
- As a jewelry tool and equipment, this pendant mold is of excellent quality. It is precise and accurate, ensuring that your pendants are of high quality. With its simple design, it is easy to clean and store.
- The New Silicone Pendant Mold is a versatile tool that can be used in various jewelry making projects. It is suitable for both beginners and professionals, helping you bring your jewelry ideas to life. With its reliable performance, it is a great addition to your jewelry making toolkit.
Specifications
- Model Number: Pendant Mold
- Product Features: Jewelry Pendant Mold
- Material: Silicone
- Item Weight: 7g/13g/24g/64g/138g
- Jewelry Tools & Equipments Type: Molds
- Brand Name: JAVRICK
- Item Type: Jewelry Tools & Equipments
- Package Weight: 0.15kg (0.33lb.)
- Package Size: 20cm x 15cm x 8cm (7.87in x 5.91in x 3.15in)
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Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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