A Deep Emerald Mica Pigment Built for High-Volume Manufacturing
Majestic Green mica is a mineral pearlescent pigment with a rich emerald tone, supplied in a 1 kg pack designed for workshops and production lines that run through raw materials continuously. This bulk format suits manufacturers who need consistent batch quality and reliable supply without frequent reordering. The pigment belongs to our Mica Powders section, which brings together mineral pearlescent and metallic colorants used across multiple industries worldwide.
Globally, the strongest demand for green mica comes from decorative cosmetics — eyeshadows, highlighters, lip pigments and blushes, where mica particles coated with metal oxides deliver a smooth, long-lasting shimmer without fallout. A close second application is resin art: countertops, jewelry, coasters and geode-style panels, where the pigment creates depth and a shifting pearl effect suspended inside a clear cast. Manufacturers also rely on it for polymer clay projects, decorative soap and candle production, giving surfaces a refined satin sheen, while the construction sector uses it to tint decorative plasters and self-leveling floors for a marbled, pearlescent finish.
Recommended dosage depends on the base and the depth of color needed: cosmetic emulsions typically require 0.5 to 3 percent of the total formula weight, while clear resin castings usually call for about 1 to 5 grams per 100 ml depending on how saturated the tone should be. The pigment should be added at the final stage, once the base has cooled to no more than 60-70 degrees Celsius, to protect the pearlescent coating from thermal breakdown. Pre-dispersing the mica in a small amount of carrier oil or glycerin before mixing it into the main batch helps avoid clumping and gives a smoother, more even color throughout.
Green mica blends well with other shades from the same range, which makes it easy to build custom gradients: a muted, military-inspired tone can be achieved by mixing in Mica ARMY GREEN 3 g, a warmer golden-green shift comes from Gold Luster Green Mica 3 g, and copper-toned veining can be introduced with Mica Antique Copper 3 g. These combinations are especially popular in resin jewelry and multi-layered cosmetic formulations.
Store the pigment in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight, moisture and heat sources, at room temperature, to prevent clumping and preserve its shimmer over the full shelf life. For continuous production use, it's advisable to transfer a working portion into a separate container rather than repeatedly opening the main bulk pack.
Emerald Marble Resin Coasters
Clear epoxy resin 400 ml
Hardener 200 ml
Majestic Green mica 7 g
Antique Copper mica 2 g
Isopropyl alcohol 10 ml
Mix
the resin and hardener thoroughly according to the manufacturer's ratio until
fully clear and streak-free, then split the mixture into two portions. Stir the
green mica into one portion until the color is fully even, and blend the copper
mica into the other to form veining accents. Pour the portions into the mold in
layers, gently swirling the borders with a wooden skewer to mimic natural stone
patterns, pass a torch over the surface to release trapped air bubbles, and let
the piece cure undisturbed for 24 to 48 hours in a dust-free space.