Ghost Gold Mica Powder - Beaver Dust Pigments

Ghost Gold Beaver Dust Pigment is a ghost mica powder designed for epoxy resin, resin art, woodworking projects, candles, soap making, and craft applications. Unlike a standard gold mica powder, Ghost Gold has a subtle light appearance on its own, but reveals a hidden gold effect when viewed at different angles or used with a dark base.

Watch: Ghost Gold Pigment Poured in Epoxy

See Ghost Gold Beaver Dust Pigment poured in epoxy so you can get a better feel for the colour shift, shimmer, and hidden gold effect before choosing it for your project.

Ghost Gold can be used on its own for a soft pearlescent shimmer, but it becomes much more dramatic when mixed with black pigment or poured over a black or dark background. This makes it a strong choice for epoxy pours, resin art, coasters, trays, river table accents, inlays, jewelry, keychains, candle making, soap making, and craft projects where you want a hidden warm gold shimmer instead of a standard metallic gold colour.

Best Uses for Ghost Gold Mica Powder

• Epoxy resin art with hidden gold shimmer
• Black pigment blends, dark backgrounds, and ghost colour effects
• Coasters, trays, sample pours, jewelry, and small resin molds
• River tables, resin inlays, void fills, and woodworking accents
• Black-and-gold, pearl, luxury, warm metallic, and interference-style resin projects
• Candle making, soap making, and craft projects

How Ghost Gold Is Different

Ghost pigments are different from regular mica powder colours because the effect changes depending on the base colour, viewing angle, lighting, and amount used. Ghost Gold can look soft and pearlescent in lighter or clear resin, but when used with black pigment or over a black base, the gold effect becomes much more visible.

This makes Ghost Gold a useful pigment when you want a hidden colour effect, subtle shift, or more dimension than a standard gold mica powder. It works especially well in black-and-gold resin art, dark coasters, decorative trays, epoxy inlays, jewelry, luxury-style pours, and sample pieces where the gold effect can be seen as the piece moves in the light.

Why Beaver Dust Pigments Are Different

Beaver Dust Pigments are made with fine particles under 60 microns. This smaller particle size helps the pigment mix smoothly into epoxy and stay suspended while the resin cures, instead of settling to the bottom like some larger or heavier pigment particles can.

Ghost Gold is especially useful when you want shimmer, movement, and a hidden warm gold effect in cured resin. Use it on its own for a softer pearl effect, or test it with Black Pearl Beaver Dust Pigment for a stronger dark-base colour shift.

Suggested Projects

• Black and ghost gold pours: Mix Ghost Gold with black pigment or use it over a black base to bring out the hidden gold shift.
• Luxury-style resin art: Pair Ghost Gold with black pearl, white, old gold, shiny gold, bronze, copper, or clear epoxy for warm decorative effects.
• Coasters and sample pours: Use small silicone molds to test Ghost Gold on its own, over black, and blended with black pigment so you can compare the difference.
• Epoxy inlays and void fills: Add a subtle gold ghost shimmer to cracks, voids, carved details, logos, and decorative woodworking accents.
• Jewelry and small castings: Use Ghost Gold in small resin molds where movement, angle, and lighting can show off the hidden colour effect.
• Custom pigment blends: Mix Ghost Gold with black pearl, white, silver pearl, old gold, copper, bronze, brown, or clear epoxy to create custom pearl, champagne, antique gold, black-gold, and warm interference-style effects.

How Much Pigment Should You Use?

A good starting point for Ghost Gold mica powder is approximately 1/8 teaspoon per 1 litre of epoxy for a medium level of transparency. You can adjust from there depending on the colour strength, shimmer, opacity, and final effect you want.

For ghost pigments, testing is especially important. Try a small sample in clear epoxy, another sample over a black base, and another sample mixed with black pigment so you can see how much the gold effect changes. Lighting, background colour, epoxy depth, and pigment amount can all change the final look.

Recommended Products

These products pair well with Ghost Gold Beaver Dust Pigment when testing colour effects, mixing epoxy, making coasters, and creating dark-base ghost pigment projects.

• Black Pearl Beaver Dust Pigment - Use with Ghost Gold to test dark-base and black pigment blend effects.
• Measuring Spoons - Helpful for measuring small, repeatable amounts of mica powder for epoxy resin and craft projects.
• Paddle Mixer for Epoxy Resin - Helps mix pigment smoothly and evenly into epoxy resin.
• Small Reusable Silicone Molds - Great for making coasters, testing ghost pigment effects, pouring samples, and comparing clear versus black-base results.
• Shallow Pour Epoxy - Recommended for coating, sealing, and shallow epoxy pours up to 1/4" deep.
• Small Project Resin - A good option for small epoxy projects and pours from 1/4" to 1" deep.
• Deep Pour Epoxy - Designed for deeper epoxy pours from 1/2" deep up to 2" deep.

Helpful Pigment Guides

These guides can help you learn more about ghost pigments, mica powder, epoxy pigment mixing, gold mica effects, and how pigment effects change in different resin projects.

• Ghost Pigments Guide - Learn how ghost pigments work, why dark bases matter, and how to test them in resin projects.
• Gold Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin - Explore gold and warm metallic pigment ideas for resin art, river tables, and decorative epoxy projects.
• Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin - Learn how mica powder behaves in epoxy resin pours, woodworking, and art projects.
• How to Use Mica Powder in Epoxy - Simple tips for mixing mica powder smoothly into epoxy resin.
• Pigment Guides - Browse Beaver Dust pigment guides for epoxy resin, resin art, candles, soap making, coatings, and crafts.

FAQ

What does Ghost Gold Beaver Dust Pigment look like?
Ghost Gold is a ghost mica powder with a hidden gold effect. It can look soft and pearlescent on its own, but the gold shift becomes much more noticeable when used with black pigment or over a black base.

Can I use Ghost Gold mica powder in epoxy resin?
Yes. Ghost Gold Beaver Dust Pigment can be used in epoxy resin, resin art, woodworking projects, river tables, coasters, trays, jewelry, keychains, and decorative resin applications.

Does Ghost Gold need to be mixed with black pigment?
No. Ghost Gold can be used on its own for a softer pearlescent shimmer, but it creates a much stronger ghost colour effect when mixed with black pigment or used over a black or dark base.

Is Ghost Gold good for coasters and sample pours?
Yes. Ghost Gold is a great pigment to test in small reusable silicone molds because you can compare how it looks in clear epoxy, over black, and mixed with black pigment before using it in a larger project.

Can I mix Ghost Gold with other mica powder colours?
Yes. Ghost Gold can be mixed with other Beaver Dust Pigments to create custom pearl, champagne, black-gold, antique gold, warm metallic, and colour-shifting style effects.

Will this pigment sink in epoxy?
Beaver Dust Pigments are under 60 microns, which helps them stay suspended in epoxy while it cures instead of sinking to the bottom like larger or heavier pigment particles can.

Can I use this pigment for candles and soap?
Yes. Beaver Dust Pigments are safe for candle and soap making. As with any colourant, testing in your own wax, soap base, fragrance, and process is recommended to confirm the final colour and performance.

Can I use this pigment in paint, coatings, clear coats, or automotive applications?
This pigment can be tested in compatible systems, but results depend on the exact material, process, and application. Always test first before using it in a finished project.

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