Rich gold mica powder pigment formulated for epoxy resin use.

Precise Color Control for Epoxy Projects

Product Information

Gold Pearl Epoxy Powder Pigment Details

Brand
UltraClear Epoxy
Category
Epoxy Colors
Material
Premium mica powder pigment formulated for epoxy resin use.
Dimensions
Available in 5g and 51g sizes to suit small or larger projects.
Finish
Gold Pearl
Type
Epoxy Colors
Design
Modern, Artistic
Options
Size: 51g, 5g
Variants
51g, 5g

What arrives

One Gold Pearl Epoxy Powder Pigment by UltraClear Epoxy pigment/color product in the selected size or color.

Fit & Usage

Size Options and Compatibility

Mix a small amount of pigment into your epoxy resin and stir thoroughly. Adjust quantity to control color intensity. Test small batches before full application.

Available in 5g and 51g sizes to suit small or larger projects.

Use only with compatible resin systems and test first with unfamiliar resins, molds, additives, sealers, topcoats, or food-contact projects.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance.

Shipping & Returns

Fast Shipping and Flexible Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates and delivery estimates are shown at checkout. Most partner-brand orders ship in 1-5 business days when inventory is available, but timing can vary by supplier, destination, item type, and carrier. Multi-brand orders may arrive in separate packages.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items are fully supported; contact Resin Society first and we will coordinate directly with the brand. Change-of-mind returns are reviewed according to the supplier's return policy and item condition.
Gold Pearl Epoxy Powder Pigment for resin crafts and epoxy projects

Quiet gleam, held in your hand

A soft, sunlit gold that settles into the work the way afternoon light settles across a table.

Studio notes

Gold that reads like a memory

A warmer kind of shine

Gold Pearl Epoxy Powder Pigment brings a consistent, finely milled shimmer that doesn’t fight the surface. The tone lands between champagne and honey, so pieces feel luminous rather than loud. You control depth—from a whisper of glow to saturated warmth—by simply adjusting how much you use. The color remains even, creating a smooth, uninterrupted field of gold.

Light you can measure

In rooms where people gather, details set the mood. Gold Pearl catches ambient light and returns it softly, making handcrafted tables, coasters, or jewelry feel considered and cohesive. Because it’s sold by weight, you can plan quantities with confidence and repeat the result across a series. The finish reads intentional, not improvised.

For the maker’s table

Makers and artists who want a reliable, elegant gold tone for river tables, jewelry, charcuterie boards, tumblers, wall art, bar tops, and coasters.

How it’s used

Start with a small amount, test, then build to the desired clarity or opacity for your specific project.
  • Epoxy color tests
  • Coasters and casts
  • Boards and tables
  • Studio mixing
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About UltraClear Epoxy

Focused on Quality Resin Supplies

UltraClear Epoxy focuses on epoxy systems, resin color, additives, and practical pour supplies for tables, bars, coatings, casting, and studio work. Resin Society carries UltraClear because the line fits makers who need resin materials, pigments, and setup tools organized around real epoxy workflows.
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Common Questions

Gold Pearl Epoxy Powder Pigment FAQs

What shade of gold is Gold Pearl?
It’s a warm, pearlized gold—more champagne-honey than brassy yellow—designed to add rich, vibrant gold tones.
How is the quantity measured?
It’s sold by weight, so you receive a consistent amount for planning and repeat projects.
Can I adjust how strong the color appears?
Yes. Start with a small amount and add more until you reach the intensity or transparency you want.
Will the pigment clump or sink?
It’s finely milled to blend smoothly for an even, consistent finish without clumping or sinking.
Should I test before committing to a full piece?
Yes. Make a small test to see how Gold Pearl interacts with your specific resin and substrate.