Easy Inlay’s lab-grown opals are available in three colours; Marina (blue), Viper (green), and Krakatoa (reddish blue), contained in easy-to-store jars in 2-gram and 5-gram sizes (coming soon). These Bello Opals® contain the fire typically seen in rare...

Mother of Pearl is a versatile, natural mineral used to create many types of inlay. It can be used as is, or dyed to emulate a variety of luxurious gem stones such as sapphire blue, ruby red, jade green and more. You can also mix it into our other inlay...

Paua Abalone is a unique species of abalone found only in New Zealand’s environmentally pure coastal waters. The interior shell is extremely colourful and exhibits opalescent blues, rich greens, and luminous fiery flashes. Often used for jewellery,...

Mother of Pearl is a versatile, natural mineral used to create many types of inlay. It can be used as is, or dyed to emulate a variety of luxurious gem stones such as sapphire blue, ruby red, jade green and more. You can also mix it into our other inlay...

Crystal Calcite is a versatile, natural mineral used to create many types of inlay. Calcite can be used as is, or dyed to emulate a variety of luxurious gem stones such as sapphire blue, ruby red, jade green and more. Other materials can be mixed in to...

Easy Inlay’s lab-grown opals are available in three colours; Marina (blue), Viper (green), and Krakatoa (reddish blue), contained in easy-to-store jars in 2-gram and 5-gram sizes (coming soon). These Bello Opals® contain the fire typically seen in rare...

Easy Inlay’s lab-grown opals are available in three colours; Marina (blue), Viper (green), and Krakatoa (reddish blue), contained in easy-to-store jars in 2-gram and 5-gram sizes (coming soon). These Bello Opals® contain the fire typically seen in rare...

Mother of Pearl is a versatile, natural mineral used to create many types of inlay. It can be used as is, or dyed to emulate a variety of luxurious gem stones such as sapphire blue, ruby red, jade green and more. You can also mix it into our other inlay...