Malachite – Opaque Epoxy Pigment Paste (JR)

Flat / Basic Top Cell Paste

Malachite is a deep green with a cool undertone and smooth opaque finish. From the photo, this shade leans strongly toward emerald green with just a slight blue influence, giving it a natural stone-inspired malachite look.

It’s richer than mint, deeper than jade, and greener than teal. The color has strong saturation while still feeling grounded and earthy, making it perfect for both bold and neutral palettes.

Because this is a flat/basic paste, it provides clean, solid coverage with no shimmer. This makes it ideal for structured designs, layering, and modern color blocking.

Best uses:
• malachite and mineral palettes
• emerald + gold geodes
• botanical and nature palettes
• deep ocean greens
• earthy abstract pours
• mixing with yellows for olive tones
• contrast with warm neutrals

Pastes from all brands can be mixed together to create custom shades and unique color combinations.

Made in Australia — Proudly sold in the US by Artist Till Death.

Product Information

High quality epoxy pigment paste made from finely ground powders
Highly concentrated pigment — only a small amount required

Color: Malachite
Tone: Deep Emerald Green
Finish: Flat / Basic
Opacity: Opaque
Type: Top Cell Paste

Size:
50ml (1.7 oz)

Shelf Life:
Stored sealed in a cool dry environment, pigment pastes typically have a shelf life of 12+ months. Stir thoroughly if separation occurs.

Instructions:
• Allow paste to settle prior to opening
• Stir before use
• Add small amount to epoxy resin
• Mix thoroughly before pouring
• Adjust for stronger depth

Safety:
Use in well ventilated area
Avoid eye and skin contact
Wear appropriate PPE

FAQ

Is this more green or teal?
It leans clearly green with only a slight blue undertone.

How does this compare to peacock green?
Malachite is deeper and more earthy, while peacock is brighter and more blue.

Is this bright or muted?
It’s saturated but slightly grounded — not neon.

Does this work for stone-inspired pieces?
Yes — it’s ideal for malachite and mineral palettes.

Can I warm this color up?
Yes — mix with yellow or parchment for olive tones.