Lumiere Lusters"Phoenix Opal" Dichroic Opal Flake Art Pigments

It might be a small jar but it is going to last, as a little goes a long way. This flake glitter is so fine even the faintest puff of breath will send it flying everywhere which makes it tricky to work with. Even grabbing a small pinch fills the air with it, so be prepared. Still, all in all a beautiful product.

I'm really impressed with these flakes. "Black opal" was more green and teal than i was expecting, but is still such a gorgeous iridescent color on any color clay. But wow, in resin the color shift is beautiful and the best part is it sort of melts in resin so you still have all the vivid colors, but you cant see the edges like you do with the plastic flakes like shattered ice, ice resin's opal flakes or angelina film. With Lumiere Lusters Dichroic Opal Flakes, you can make faux opals that don't look like you just dumped a bunch of cheap plasticy flakes and/or chunky glitter in resin. I cannot wait to try the other colors!

Beautiful. It's a tiny container, but it takes very little to make anything beautiful. I use in resin items. It's unlike any other product. I highly recommend

Beautiful opal like flakes, tiniest container ever but don't need much if using it with clay.

I love these. I only used them as an additive into my resin on a wooden table, but they are so beautiful and shimmery, even magical. Great job!

Perfectly sized variety of flakes. Perfect color. Added white pigment to create an opal. I'm happy with the outcome. Looks amazing in clear resin as well. Will absolutely buy this product again and again. I love this product.

Not impressed at all with these flakes.1. It says "large". They are actually fairly small, most of them are broken into powder, the few that still are a bit larger, if you want to get them, even with the finest of tweezers, the moment you touch them to the polymer clay they break into powder.2. They are not that shiny. Honestly, iridescent cellophane flakes give more sparkle than these. The holographic mylar transparent flakes I got from ebay for just over $1 were definitely better. Or I can just cut in flakes some Angelina film for way better results.3. The price is really outrageous. That container is pretty much less than 1" in diameter and less than 1/2" in thickness. I ended up getting the Ice Resin Crystal Opal flakes that is cheaper and 10 times betterThey sent me a sample of the rose gold powder. It's just middle of the road ordinary polyester glitter. Wasted money.

Gorgeous color and iridescence. These are great for making polymer clay faux gems. Will be ordering more!