Gold Metal Charm Embellishments for Resin — 4 Themed Sets

Gold-tone metal charm pieces for embedding in UV or epoxy resin, or for nail art and mixed-media crafts. Each style comes in a 6-compartment clear storage case containing multiple charm shapes in that theme. Select your style from the dropdown.

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Style Descriptions

Flowers & Butterflies — ~420pcs
6 compartments: open diamond frames, 3D bows, 6-petal daisy flowers, open butterfly outlines, cherry blossom flowers, and snowflake-style flowers. Net weight: 6–7g.

Spirals & Umbrellas — ~330pcs
6 compartments: spiral/snail shells, bunny outlines, textured rings/circles, open umbrella outlines, bicycle wheel rings, and ribbon bows. Net weight: 6–7g.

Ocean & Cats
6 compartments: conch shells, jellyfish/octopus, sea cat charms, seahorses, starfish, and scallop shells. Net weight: 6–7g.

Stars & Palm Trees — ~250pcs
6 compartments: scallop shells, anchor/crab charms, spiral snail shells, cactus outlines, flamingo/horse charms, and palm trees. Net weight: 6–7g.

Details

Material: gold-tone metal
Each set comes in a 6-compartment clear plastic organizer case
Flat-back and open-frame styles mixed within each set — ideal for resin embedding and nail art
Compatible with UV resin and two-part epoxy resin
Also suitable for scrapbooking, card making, and mixed-media crafts

How to Use

Place charms flat in a partially filled resin mold or on wet resin, then top with a seal layer and cure. For nail art, press into gel or top coat before curing. Flat-back pieces sit flush; open-frame pieces allow resin to fill through for an embedded look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the gold finish stay shiny when encased in resin?
Yes — the gold-tone finish is preserved when sealed in resin. Clear or lightly tinted resin will show the metallic detail clearly.

Can I mix styles from different sets?
Each listing sells one themed set per order. To mix styles, add multiple sets to your cart. Each set arrives in its own 6-compartment organizer case for easy storage.

Are these safe for nail art?
Yes — the flat-back pieces in particular work well in nail gel. Press into a tacky gel layer and seal with a top coat or UV gel before curing.

Will the charms sink or float in resin?
Metal charms are heavier than glitter or dried flowers, so they tend to sink in thin resin. For best placement, pour a base layer, allow it to partially gel, then position the charms and seal with a top layer.