Epoxy

Epoxy keychains are made by curing a liquid, two-part resin inside a mould, often with decorative elements suspended in the clear or tinted material. Common inclusions include dried flowers, metallic foil, glitter, beads, printed images and small charms. Makers may cast letters, initials, animals, geometric shapes or miniature objects, then sand and polish the edges before attaching a split ring, swivel clasp or short chain.

When comparing an Epoxy design, consider its thickness, weight and hardware as well as its colour. A compact piece with rounded edges is generally more comfortable in a pocket, while a larger shape can work well as a bag charm or an identifier for a case. The attachment point should be firmly embedded or drilled at a suitable distance from the edge. Depending on the maker’s process, names, dates, colour combinations and selected botanical details may be incorporated into a custom piece.

Check the stated width, height and approximate weight, since close-up photographs can make small objects appear larger. Resin accessories should be kept away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive heat and sharp impacts. Wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth; abrasive pads, solvents and strong household cleaners may dull the finish. Minor differences in colour, dimensions, texture and the placement of embedded details are a natural part of handmade production. If the keychain will be used every day, a simple profile and sturdy metal fitting are usually practical choices.

Tospika is a showcase for independent handmade producers in Türkiye and does not process sales on the website. To place an order for an Epoxy keychain or ask about custom sizing, initials, colours, price and delivery time, visitors contact the maker directly. Sharing the intended use and preferred dimensions helps the producer confirm whether an existing mould is suitable or a different format is needed.