Why are resin gifts often expensive?

High-quality resin is expensive, especially transparent or non-yellowing resins.
Additional materials such as pigments, silicone molds, dried flowers, sequins, pearls, gold foil, etc. are used, all of which increase the cost.
Handcrafted and Precise
The pieces are entirely handmade, which requires significant time and effort.
Any minor mistake can ruin the entire piece, forcing the artist to start over.
Sometimes, the resin is poured in multiple stages, with each layer taking time to cure (from 8 to 24 hours).
Tools and Equipment
Resin workers need tools such as UV lamps (for fast-setting resin), smoothing and polishing machines, heat guns, gloves, and masks.
Many resin pieces are customized to the customer’s specification (name, date, image, etc.).
Personal design requires additional time and technical expertise.
Rarity and Distinctiveness
Resin produces a unique result every time. Two pieces are rarely duplicated exactly the same, giving them the character of a “unique piece of art” and increasing their value.