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Cernit
Cernit is a versatile polymer clay brand with product lines for jewellery, dolls, miniatures, decorative work and special effects. The range includes Number One, Doll, Opaline, Pearl, Metallic and Translucent, complemented by products such as Cernit Gel, tools, silicone molds and mica powder.
Which Cernit line fits your application?
For all-round use and a broad colour range, Cernit Number One is a popular base line. For dolls and realistic skin tones, Cernit Doll is designed. If you are looking for light, semi-translucent or translucent effects, Opaline and Translucent are strong options. For shine and striking finishes, consider Pearl, Metallic and Neon.
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Applications of Cernit polymer clay
Cernit polymer clay is widely used for jewellery, miniatures, dolls, figures and decorative designs. After baking, it develops a strong and slightly flexible finish, making it suitable for applications where fine detail, shape retention and durability are important.
Different Cernit product lines
Cernit Number One is the all-round line within the range and is suitable for many applications, from jewellery to small decorative objects.
Cernit Doll is designed for doll makers and modellers working with realistic skin tones and refined details.
Cernit Opaline and Cernit Translucent are useful for light, translucent and semi-translucent effects, for example in jewellery, miniatures and decorative work.
Cernit Pearl, Cernit Metallic and Cernit Neon add extra shine, colour and eye-catching accents to creative designs.
Cernit Nature is well suited to projects where natural tones, stone-like effects or an organic appearance are desired.
Complementary Cernit products and techniques
In addition to clay, Cernit offers complementary products for different techniques and finishes. Cernit Gel is suitable for liquid applications and special effects. With Cernit Texture Plates and Cernit Silicone Molds, makers can quickly add structures and repeatable forms. Mica Powder, Cernit Tools and other accessories help expand techniques and refine the finish.
Why add Cernit to the assortment?
Cernit is also commercially interesting for retailers, studios, workshop teachers and resellers who want to offer a broad polymer clay range, from basic colours to effect lines and specialised applications. By combining different product lines, it is easy to serve makers such as jewellery designers, modellers, doll makers and miniaturists.
