Epoxy 330 Water Clear Adhesive

Excellent epoxy. I used this to replace a scottish marble stone that fell out of a sterling setting. The orignal glue had turned to dust, and luckily we found the stone in my wife's purse. This epoxy was thick enough upon mixing to work with it (not runny), and liquid enough that I didn't have to rush to get the stone in the right position. After a few hours it was good to go, although the instructions say to wait a day. I could not even push the stone out from behind after 24 hours of curing. I highly recommend it.

Perfect for a strong bond for my jewelry work. Long lasting

Great product which was recommended to me by a master jeweler. Faster than expected shipping too. Thanks.

After my dad passed away, my husband was able to pry the stone from the buckle of one of my dad's belts. I found a setting that would fit the stone and researched different epoxies. This is the one that was recommended for adhering stone to metal. It was super easy to use. I just mixed as instructed, used a toothpick to smear it on the back of the stone, and put it into the setting. I was then able to center it into the setting before the epoxy hardened. I like that it hardens clear since if any of the epoxy did peek out between the setting and the stone, it's invisible!

The epoxy adhesive did exactly what I had read that it would do. This is a slow setting two part epoxy that is easy to work with since it allows the parts to be moved and perfectly mated before clamping them together. The adhesive dries perfectly clear. I applied the adhesive using a Qtip to a piece of jade that had been broken during a move. The repair can barely be seen. I also used the adhesive to repair a prior joint in a stone sculpture that had come apart. Worked great for that material as well.

I glued a large center stone back in an expensive costume jewelry brooch, and it's perfect! Highly recommended for ease of use and great results.

worked great on my slabs

I've been using it to glue clip ons to my earrings. It works for a couple weeks/months. I think I'm a little too abusive with my jewelry (I toss it in my purse, around in my car, and have loads of it piled on top of my desk) so perhaps that is why they keep breaking off. And it's pretty hard to get the clip ons to stick to the earring the right way because the glue takes so long to dry. But I still think it works great. Just not perfect.