Hardness on Mohs scale 5.5 akin to Amethyst & Morganite. Good resistance to impact and scratch resistance
Hardness on Mohs scale 4, akin to an opal or pearl. Reasonable resistance to impact and scratching
Ashes, Breastmilk, Embryos, semen
Ashes, Breastmilk, hair/fur, umbilical cord, semen, fabric, embryos.
Glass is available in an array of colours to match natural gem stones
The possibilities are endless, a vast array of colour combinations and finishes are available, from a pop of colour in breastmilk to a more muted pearl finish for ashes, the choice is yours.
As glass is chemically inert, it is resistant to most house hold chemicals, the stone will not yellow or fade. Please be aware that although the stone is immune to chemicals, your metal can still be effected.
Care must be taken with your resin stone. Household chemicals can cause yellowing and fading to occur. Perfume, bleach, chlorine, alcohol, hand sanitiser etc must be avoided.
A select number of pieces are available in glass
All designs are available in resin
When it comes to choosing the material for your jewellery pieces, the decision between glass and resin can be a tough one. Both materials have their own unique properties and advantages. In this article, we will compare glass and resin to help you make an informed decision.
Why choose Glass
Glass is a much harder wearing material than resin and requires minimum care. As our glass stones are faceted, they will sparkle like a real gem stone - giving a classy, timeless finish.
The stones are guaranteed not to yellow of fade
Resin
Resin offers the ultimate in customisation, a pop of colour, or sparkly finish are yours for the taking. Want to include a lock of hair, or umbilical cord, resin is the material for you.
Which is Better?
When choosing between glass and resin, it's important to factor in various considerations. If you're looking for a low-maintenance, durable option, glass is ideal. Resin, however, offers greater creative possibilities at a lower cost.
The plus points of each material
Breast milk in resin
Resin will mix with breastmilk, colouring it completely.
Breastmilk in Crystal clear glass
Breastmilk fuses with the glass creating patterns and swirls
Ashes in resin
Your chosen colour & finish will form the background of your resin stone. The ashes will then be arranged on top of this layer, with a further layer of clear resin forming the finished stone.
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Ashes in glass
The ashes are encased in your chosen glass colour, much like looking through a stained glass window, any inclusions captured within glass, will take on a hue of the chosen colour.