Jacquard Pearl Ex Series 3 Pigment Set 12 Colors F-JAC0614

Jacquard Pearl Ex Series 3 Pigment Set 12 Colors — Powdered Mica Pigments for Resin, Clay, Paint, and Mixed Media

Jacquard Pearl Ex Series 3 Pigment Set 12 Colors (SKU F-JAC0614 / UPC 743772061403) is a curated powdered mica pigment set made for artists, resin creators, clay artists, model builders, sneaker customizers, craft users, and mixed-media makers who want pearlescent, metallic, duo-tone, and color-shift effects in one compact set.

This Series 3 set includes twelve 0.11 oz (3 g) jars of dry Pearl Ex pigments with a balanced mix of modern tones, soft pastels, deeper neutrals, warm metallics, and shifting effects. These pigments can be mixed into many compatible mediums, including resin, varnish, acrylic mediums, glazes, clay, inks, and other craft applications. Unlike real metal powders, Pearl Ex pigments create a brilliant light-reactive finish without tarnishing, rusting, or oxidizing.

Because Jacquard Pearl Ex Series 3 Pigment Set 12 Colors is not a pre-mixed paint, it gives you more control over the final result. Add a small amount for a soft pearl glow, use more pigment for a stronger metallic look, or layer the interference and duo-tone colors over dark bases to create dramatic color-shift effects for resin art, polymer clay, custom painting, model detailing, craft projects, and decorative surfaces.

What’s Included in the Series 3 Set?

This set includes twelve Pearl Ex powdered pigments in 0.11 oz (3 g) jars:

• Carbon Black
• Pumpkin Orange
• Salmon Pink
• Pink Gold
• Reflex Violet
• Grey Lavender
• Mink
• Sky Blue
• Pearl White
• Antique Bronze
• Sunset Gold
• Duo Blue-Green

Why Choose Jacquard Pearl Ex Series 3 Pigment Set?

• 12-color pigment selection: Includes pearl, pastel, metallic, bronze, gold, violet, blue, neutral, black, and duo-tone effects.
• Powdered mica pigment format: Lets you control how subtle or intense the shimmer, pearl, metallic, or color-shift effect becomes.
• Great for resin and casting: Useful for epoxy resin art, jewelry casting, river tables, decorative resin pours, and small casting projects.
• Useful for clay and craft work: Can be brushed onto polymer clay, mixed into compatible finishes, or used for decorative craft effects.
• Excellent for custom painting: Mix with clear varnish, acrylic medium, transparent bases, or compatible binders to create custom shimmer finishes.
• Modern color palette: Series 3 is especially useful when you want softer tones, deep accents, duo-tone effects, and more contemporary metallic looks.

Best Uses

• Epoxy resin art, resin casting, and jewelry projects
• Polymer clay, sculpting, and decorative clay effects
• Custom airbrush paint mixes when combined with a compatible clear medium
• Model detailing, fantasy effects, weathering accents, and display bases
• Mixed-media art, paper crafts, cards, ornaments, and decorative surfaces
• Glazes, varnishes, acrylic mediums, and transparent effect layers
• Color-shift and duo-tone effects over dark bases
• Soft pearl highlights, metallic trims, shimmer accents, and specialty craft finishes

Technical Specifications & Application

How to Use Pearl Ex Pigments

1. Choose the right medium: Pearl Ex pigments need to be mixed with a binder or compatible medium for permanent adhesion. They are pigments, not finished paint by themselves.
2. Start with a small amount: These powdered pigments are concentrated. Add a little pigment first, mix thoroughly, then increase the amount only if you need stronger shimmer or color.
3. Test before final use: Always test the pigment mixture on a sample surface before applying it to your finished resin, clay, model, sneaker, craft, or art project.
4. Use dark bases for duo-tone effects: Duo Blue-Green and other shifting tones usually look stronger over dark or black base colors.
5. Use light bases for softer pearl effects: Pearl White, Sky Blue, Salmon Pink, Grey Lavender, and Pink Gold can create softer shimmer effects over light surfaces.
6. Seal when needed: For dry-brushed or surface-applied effects, seal the finished work with a compatible clear coat or varnish after testing.
7. Clean tools after mixing: Wipe brushes, mixing sticks, cups, and airbrush tools before the binder or medium dries.

SprayGunner Pro Tips

• For resin work: Add pigment slowly. Too much powder can make resin cloudy or change how the final pour looks.
• For airbrush effects: Do not spray dry pigment by itself. Mix it into a compatible airbrush-ready clear medium, strain if needed, and test flow before spraying.
• For stronger contrast: Apply Duo Blue-Green, Antique Bronze, Sunset Gold, Reflex Violet, or Carbon Black over dark bases to increase visual depth.
• For soft pearl finishes: Use Pearl White, Sky Blue, Salmon Pink, Pink Gold, or Grey Lavender for lighter shimmer effects on craft, clay, and mixed-media pieces.
• For custom paint mixing: Blend small amounts into compatible clear mediums to make unique shimmer paints, pearl glazes, metallic accents, and specialty finishes.

Related Products & Supplies

• Jacquard Sets, Pigments & Spray Tools
• Jacquard Pearl Ex Pigment Set Series 1
• Jacquard Airbrush Clear Varnish
• Jacquard Airbrush Colors
• Airbrush Paints

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jacquard Pearl Ex Series 3 Pigment Set a paint?

No. Pearl Ex is a powdered mica pigment set. The pigments need to be mixed into a compatible binder, resin, varnish, glaze, acrylic medium, or other suitable medium depending on the project.

Can I use Pearl Ex pigments in resin?

Yes. Pearl Ex pigments are commonly used in resin art and casting projects to create pearlescent, metallic, shimmer, and color-shift effects.

Can Pearl Ex be used in an airbrush?

Only after the pigment is properly mixed into a compatible airbrush-ready clear medium. Do not spray the dry powder by itself. Always test the mixture first to make sure it flows correctly through your airbrush setup.

What colors are included in Series 3?

The set includes Carbon Black, Pumpkin Orange, Salmon Pink, Pink Gold, Reflex Violet, Grey Lavender, Mink, Sky Blue, Pearl White, Antique Bronze, Sunset Gold, and Duo Blue-Green.

Are Pearl Ex pigments good for polymer clay?

Yes. Pearl Ex pigments can be used with polymer clay techniques, including surface effects and compatible mixed finishes. Always test your process before applying it to the final piece.

Can these pigments be used for cosmetics?

No. Pearl Ex pigments are not intended for cosmetic or topical use.

How much pigment should I mix into a medium?

Start with a small amount and build gradually. These pigments are concentrated, so a little can create a noticeable pearl, metallic, shimmer, or color-shift effect.

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