6" Zigzag/Agate Round Mould

Create stunning faux-agate coasters, wall art, and decorative discs with the 6-inch Zigzag/Agate Round Mould from Shrebhavi. The intricate zigzag channels mimic the natural banding of agate stone, giving your poured resin pieces a polished, professional finish every time.

Made from flexible silicone, this mould releases cured epoxy and UV resin cleanly without cracking or tearing. At 6 inches in diameter, it is the ideal size for drink coasters, trinket trays, and small wall hangings — perfect for hobbyists and small home-décor businesses alike.

• True agate pattern: Detailed zigzag ridges capture the layered look of natural stone in every pour.
• 6-inch diameter: Ideal size for standard drink coasters, decorative plates, and wall art pieces.
• Flexible silicone build: Cured resin pops out easily — no release spray required for most epoxy resins.
• Compatible with epoxy and UV resin: Works with two-part epoxy resin as well as UV casting resin.
• Reusable and durable: Withstands repeated pours without losing shape or surface detail.
• Great for pigment play: Wide, open cavity lets you swirl alcohol inks, mica powders, and liquid pigments freely.
• Beginner-friendly: Smooth inner surface and simple shape make demoulding easy even for first-time resin artists.

What's Included

1 × 6-inch Zigzag/Agate Round Silicone Mould

How to Use

Mix your epoxy resin according to the manufacturer's ratio and pour slowly into the mould to avoid air bubbles. Use a heat gun or torch briefly over the surface to pop any remaining bubbles. Add pigments, inks, or foils before the resin sets to create your agate effect. Allow the resin to cure fully (typically 24–48 hours for epoxy) before flexing the mould to release the piece. Clean the mould with mild soap and water after each use.

Safety Tips

• Always work in a well-ventilated area when using epoxy or UV resin.
• Wear nitrile gloves to avoid skin contact with uncured resin.
• Keep resin and moulds away from children and pets during the curing process.
• Do not exceed the resin manufacturer's recommended cure temperature near the mould.