Rakhi & Jewellery Mould (Set of 4)

Make beautiful handmade rakhis and resin jewellery at home with this Rakhi & Jewellery Mould Set of 4 from Shrebhavi. Each mould is made from flexible food-grade silicone, so your cured resin pieces pop out cleanly without cracking or distorting — ideal for beginners and experienced resin artists alike.

This set covers a range of shapes suited for Raksha Bandhan rakhi bases, pendants, rings, earrings, and small decorative charms. Use it with UV resin, 2-part epoxy resin, or even air-dry clay and wax. The non-stick surface means less sanding and finishing work after demoulding.

• Set of 4 moulds — multiple shapes for rakhis, pendants, earrings, and charms in one purchase
• Flexible silicone construction — easy demoulding without breaking delicate cured resin pieces
• Compatible with UV resin and epoxy — works with most resin types available in India
• Reusable and durable — silicone holds its shape over dozens of pours when cleaned and stored properly
• Smooth cavity surface — produces glossy, low-flash castings that need minimal post-processing
• Great for Raksha Bandhan gifting — cast personalised rakhis with flowers, glitter, photos, or pigments
• Beginner-friendly — no release agent needed; simply pour, cure, and flex to release

How to Use

1. Place the mould on a flat, level surface.
2. Mix your resin (UV or epoxy) according to the manufacturer's ratio and add pigments, glitter, or inclusions as desired.
3. Pour slowly into the mould cavities to avoid air bubbles. Use a toothpick or heat gun briefly to pop surface bubbles.
4. Cure under a UV lamp (for UV resin) or leave undisturbed for the epoxy cure time specified on your resin pack.
5. Once fully cured, gently flex the mould and push from the back to release the piece.
6. Sand edges lightly if needed and add jump rings, pin backs, or rakhi threads to finish.

Safety Tips

Always work in a well-ventilated area when handling uncured resin. Wear nitrile gloves to avoid skin contact with liquid resin. Keep away from children during the pouring and curing process. Uncured resin is not food-safe — do not use these moulds for edible items after resin use. Store moulds away from direct sunlight to extend their lifespan.