Dragon Crystals

Package includes:

• 2 oz bottle with shaker ball

• 10 gram Borosilicate crystal pigment

• Wet includes softener

DRAGON CRYSTALS — BOROSILICATE FLAKES

When ordinary glitter isn’t enough, reach for Dragon Crystals.

Dragon Crystals are premium borosilicate glass flakes designed for bait makers who want serious flash, depth, and light reflection. These larger, highly reflective flakes create a crushed-crystal appearance inside your bait, producing flashes that change dramatically as the bait moves through the water.

Unlike many conventional plastic glitters, borosilicate is highly heat resistant, making Dragon Crystals an excellent choice for hot plastisol, reheats, remelts, resin, and epoxy applications.

WHY DRAGON CRYSTALS?

💎 BIG, HIGH-IMPACT FLASH
The larger flake structure creates bold points of reflection that can look almost like tiny pieces of crushed gemstone suspended throughout your bait.

🔥 BUILT FOR THE HEAT
Borosilicate glass handles the temperatures associated with normal plastisol processing far better than many conventional plastic glitter materials. That means brilliant color and reflection through pouring, injecting, and reheating.

🌈 INCREDIBLE DEPTH & MOVEMENT
Dragon Crystals don't just add sparkle—they add dimension. Different flakes catch the light at different angles, creating constantly changing flashes as the bait moves.

✨ GREAT FOR CLEAR & TRANSLUCENT BAITS
The glass-based flakes can create outstanding visual depth without requiring a heavy concentration. A little goes a long way.

DRAGON CRYSTALS vs. DRAGON EYES

Both families use premium borosilicate material, but Dragon Crystals feature larger, bolder flakes for maximum visual impact. If you want finer detail, look at Dragon Eyes. If you want the flash to stand up and announce itself, Dragon Crystals belong on your bench.

Best Uses: Soft-plastic baits • Hand pours • Injection baits • Resin • Epoxy • Custom color recipes

Important: The larger flake sizes are not recommended for airbrush applications because they may clog fine tips or nozzles. As with any fine particulate material, avoid breathing airborne particles and use appropriate handling protection.

Pour it. Move it. Watch it light up. Welcome to the Den.