Pigmentos del polvo de la perla del telar Jacquar ex (32 color fijado)

These are perfect for resin pouring. They give great color saturation. I highly recommend these easy to mix powders.

Easy to use and the colors were wonderful. I put a little in the dyes that I use for my leather art. So beautiful!

For as expensive as these powders are, they couldn't put a plastic cover over the box?Without a cover on the box, you have to store them flat or risk them flying all over the place.With one of those hard plastic box covers, this would have the perfect presentation for a gift.Also, the amount in each jar is so tiny, this is strictly a sampler--not suitable for large projects.But it is the lack of a box top is that really disappointed me.I had to play around with these to figure out what effects were possible. I used to use Krylon's Make-It-Pearl on my garden sculptures, but they discontinued the product. I think it might still be on the market if it had a better name. When it was getting hard to find, I started calling around to stores. And whenever I asked for it, the person heard "naked …

Really great pigments, no clump, vivid colors, lots of variety in this pack too. If I had a complaint it'd be that the box is shrink wrapped & there's no vacuum formed plastic to hold them into the box. They sit in a vacuum formed backing inside the box but that whole window there is just open space once the shrink wrap is removed. Nothing to hold them in there. A clear sheet of plastic cut to size can fix that or your own vacuum former. I'm sure most folks just toss the jars in a bin or stack them on a desk somewhere. I just like wish I could use the original packaging for upright storage. More a personal gripe than a real complaint. All in all wonderful product and I've gotten some absolutely amazing resin art out of them so far.

Pearl EX make fantastic mica powders, but they are expensive. I was looking to add a few colors to the silver mica I already had, but realized that at $5-6 a pot, I could buy this whole set for the cost of 6 or so single 3 gram colors. If you can justify buying this set up front, you get each 3 gram pot of for just over a $1, which is a crazy price compared to the price of buying them one at a time..There are a variety of colors, but too many golds for my liking. I would have preferred another green, a non-so pink red and another copper shade, and ditched 3 of the 6 or so golds. But that is nitpicking. I use them on polymer clay and I still have way more options than I need for any projects.

These are amazingly beautiful pigments. I mix these with varnish and apply to my handcrafted metalwork.After application, I use denatured alcohol on a cotton swab to remove the pigment/varnish from unwanted areas if I'm finished with my sanding & polishing finishing work or I continue with my sanding and polishing and remove any unwanted application that way.I've used colors alone and mixed, and the results are always just perfect. I've used on Fine Silver and several varieties of Bronze, and the colors are always bright and vibrant. I have applied them thinly for a softer look and also layered them to create a more solid vibrant look. I look forward to using these on more metals that I work with.These were shipped promptly, arrived in perfect condition, and at the time of purchase, were …

This is the most intelligent way to buy your Jacquard Pearl X powders if you use them or want to try them in your crafting! I love these powders. The set of 32 is the best way to buy them because you can try all the colors in the other kits. If you use one color a lot more than the other colors THEN you can order just that one color in a larger size later. Why have large jars of colors sitting around taking up your craft storage space if they're colors that you don't like and won't use? This set is awesome! I DO have to say that JACQUARD'S packaging stinks!!! When you remove the cellophane wrap from the box that holds all the powders the front of that box is completely open. There is nothing to stop all the jars from falling out of the box! I ended up getting two small boxes, from an …

I wanted to try out colored mica powders in resin and bought this set to see what colors I liked. Well, I may never need to buy any others because a little goes a long way with these powders! A little pile on the end of a popsticle stick is all you need for small projects like I'm doing. I love the color variety in the set, and yes there are 5 different golds, but they really do have slight differences from each other. The duo colors have been my favorite so far. I've also mixed the powders with paint and water then placed the mixture into mini misters to spray them onto paper. That's also worked well so far and much cheaper than buying the pre made mists! The powder will come off of the paper when dry if you touch it, but that can be fixed with clear varnish or a light covering of …