Big Diamond

A "Big Diamond Mould" is a tool used in various crafting processes, such as resin crafting, soap making, candle making, or even baking, to create diamond-shaped items of larger sizes. These moulds are typically made of silicone due to its flexibility and ease of use. Here's how it generally works:

1. Design: The mould is designed with a cavity in the shape of a large diamond. Depending on the specific mould, it may have facets and intricate details to mimic the appearance of a real diamond.

2. Material Pouring: You pour your chosen casting material into the mould cavity. This material could be resin, soap base, melted wax, or even cake batter, depending on your project.

3. Curing/Cooling: After pouring the material into the mould, you allow it to cure or cool down and solidify. The curing process may involve letting it sit at room temperature, placing it in an oven, or using other curing methods depending on the material used.

4. Demoulding: Once the material has fully set and hardened, you carefully remove the finished diamond-shaped item from the mould. Silicone moulds are flexible, which makes it easier to demould the item without causing damage.

5. Finishing: After demoulding, you may need to do some finishing touches depending on your project. For example, if you're making resin diamonds, you might need to sand any rough edges or polish the surface to achieve a glossy finish. If you're using the diamond for baking, you might decorate it with icing or edible glitter.

"Big Diamond Moulds" are popular for creating a variety of items such as resin paperweights, decorative soap bars, novelty candles, or even diamond-shaped cakes for special occasions like weddings or birthdays. They offer a fun and creative way to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your crafts or baked goods.