Jesmonite

Jesmonite materials are two-part kits, a liquid and a powder, when combined the materials can create an array of colours, textures and finishes. Our materials can be used for a wide variety of decorative purposes to create anything from jewellery to coasters to table tops!

Jesmonite is known as the Chameleon material because it can replicate a diverse range of textures and fine details. The potential with Jesmonite materials are endless, from terrazzo and marble designs to mixing pigments to create unique colours are just a few ways to create amazing bespoke products.

Ways Jesmonite is used in the creative industry

HOME

Personalise your home by creating unique homeware with Jesmonite materials. Jesmonite AC100 is perfect for indoor decorative tableware and furniture and creates an endless range of possibilities!

GARDEN

Jesmonite AC730 is the perfect material to use for garden ornaments and decorative plant pots. The beauty of AC730 is it creates a stone effect which will look amazing outdoors!

OFFICE

Jesmonite is the perfect way to brighten up your office, from colourful coasters to pencil pots to organisational trays! Our pigments offer a fabulous opportunity to add a splash of colour to your work!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SWtOpoDpoM

Eco Benefits

Jesmonite materials are water based making them kinder to the environment.

Jesmonite uses ingredients which are sourced through local supply chains to keep CO2 emissions and carbon footprint to a minimum.

Jesmonite is determined to achieve the goal of supplying eco-friendly products across the globe and achieve carbon neutral status.

Jesmonite has replaced and will continue to replace plastic packaging for cardboard where possible.

As a worldwide company, previously members of the Jesmonite team would travel 81,500 miles, the equivalent of almost 3.3times around the earth’s circumference. We are no longer doing this and will hold meetings virtually to save 18,144kg of CO2, which is enough energy to boil the kettle for the equivalent of 521,739 cups of tea.”