Silicone Ring Mold, 15mm/16mm/17mm /18mm/19mm/20mm/21mm/22mm Ring Jewelry Casting Mold, Large Ring Mold, Resin Casting Mold for Liquid Clay Production, Resin Epoxy Resin, Jewelry Making for DIY Lovers

i used this mold to make rings with uv resin. it was my first time using resin & they came out pretty good. i didn't have any trouble removing the rings after curing or with the resin not curing properly in the mold & it's really easy to clean between each use. also, this is like one of the only ring molds i could find here that wasn't beveled or anything that looks too thick or uncomfortably chunky & has a flat surface all the way around the mold. i made a cute frog ring with this mold & have been wearing it for a little over a week now & it's holding up surprisingly well & is very comfortable to wear. after making the ring, i just tried it on to see if it would fit & if it was comfortable to wear but then had to go do something (don't remember) & totally forgot i had the ring on for the rest of the day. it's so comfy i didn't even realize i had it on, i really thought it would be uncomfortable but most of the time i forget i even have it on until i see it & i'm like "lil froggies, so cuuuuute" lol. i decided to make rings with each size just to see which size they are & they're approximately sizes 4-11 (US), the sizes aren't labeled on the mold but it's not a big deal to me. i make other rings & jewelry so i have a ring sizer, but wanted to let anyone else wondering know what the sizes are, not like just like mm, cm, inches, etc.anyway, tldr; it's a great lil ring mold for uv resin & beginners, it's translucent & uv resin cures just fine in this mold, it's easy to de-mold & clean, it is actually flat & not beveled or chunky, the rings are comfy to wear, sizes are about 4-11 (US) & i made a froggy ring with this mold & you should too bc it's cute & cures depression for 1.5 secs bye love you ♡♡

Five stars on everything except "easy to remove," because it's not "EASY," but it's close! And that's saying something for a ring mold!If you're setting out on your epoxy resin-making journey and you're using an epoxy resin rather than a UV-curing resin, choose one that sets up over 24 hours rather than 4-6 hours. The longer cure time usually means a thinner liquid as you pour, and you want the liquid thin so it can easily move into each tiny space.

I use this mold everytime i make a ring. The only problem is no matter what resin you use the two part ratio resin or the UV resin this mold will make the ring not fully hardened? Kinda strange. Not too bendy but you can still bend it even when the resins are fully cured. Not sure why this mold does that but my resin fully hardens perfectly for any other mold except this one. But other than that I would recommend this mold if you don’t mind that con.

The mold is easy to use and clean. We used it to make resin rings and they were a little flimsy. It might work better with other materials.

Easy to use, easy to clean and a great deal! I used these along with glitter and added the flowers to make rings for my family! The silicone made it super easy to use. The resin didn’t stick to it and the rings were smooth and just basically perfect! Great activity to do with or without children.

Awesome love it

These are flat bands which is exactly what I've been looking for. A little difficult to fill, but using a dropper helps a lot. Wide variety of sizes. Large enough for thumb rings. Slightly thin in the center, so being careful when demolding should stop any tears. Excellent!

It's deep and quite narrow at the top, which seemed like a good thing when I ordered. However, now playing hell to get gel in the molds. I expect this is my own fault, but I'm a beginner with resin; it may be that making rings of this height/thickness is an unreasonable thing to try to do. Will update if I figure out the error of my ways.