All of my dice are handmade from start to finish. This includes pouring silicone molds using my custom designed masters dice! Each set is then made, depending on design, by carefully preparing inclusions, pouring epoxy resin, and curing them in a pressure pot in order to reduce the amount of bubbles. Some designs will involve multiple rounds of pouring and curing before they reach the next step! After a set is fully cast and cured, it gets a multi-step sanding and polishing treatment, followed by the inking of the numbers. Finally, they get one last loving buff and polish before being carefully wrapped and sent on their way to you.

All of my prices are listed in USD. Standard 7pc sets start at $100. Pricing will depend on complexity of design and will increase for 8 and 9 pc sets. Raw, unfinished sets start at $50.

For those who are curious, you can read more about handmade dice and cost here, where my good friend Fox.e.Poxy explains it beautifully. You can also see a breakdown of my personal pricing scale [here].

The best way to buy my dice is in shop restocks! I will post about them on my social media, so that’s the best way to get up-to-date information on when they will occur.

I may from time to time host a flash sale or auction on my Instagram account. Make sure you're following me on Instagram for all the latest information. I even sometimes will post giveaways!

Currently, I am a full time parent and dice making is something I do in what little free time I have. Since it takes a great deal of time and effort to make dice, you can see why it takes quite a while to build up enough stock for a sale. My goal is to have a sale quarterly, but eventually I would like to have a sale every other month, or even monthly! The best way to keep up to date about restocks is to follow me on Instagram. Any upcoming shop restocks will be advertised on the homepage banner as well as on my social media.

Please keep in mind above all else that these are handmade products. As such, there may be minute flaws such as mold marks, minute scratches, or microbubbles that occur as part of the casting process. While I will do my best to minimize or remove them, the only perfect dice are the six-sided dice they roll in casinos (and even those get replaced quickly). Any significant issues will absolutely be disclosed in the dice listings, and the price for them will be adjusted accordingly. All of the dice I sell are suited for casual playing, or simply for displaying. Please make sure you review the listing photos and read the descriptions carefully before you decide to purchase!

The long and short of it? If you’re good to roll factory dice, you’re good to roll these. But I do recommend taking a moment to read what my friend Fox.e.Poxy wrote about it here. I don’t think I could put it more perfectly than she did.

Use: Please avoid rolling your dice on hard surfaces like glass, concrete, and stone. Use a soft fabric or leather rolling tray. This will help prevent scratches or chipping, particularly in sharp-edged dice like mine.

Cleaning: Gently wipe your dice with a microfiber cloth and a small amount of soapy water. You want to try to avoid getting water in your number wells, as this can impact the paint. Dry immediately. Avoid using other cleaning substances, which might negatively impact the surface of the resin.

Storage: Store your dice away from direct sunlight and heat. Leaving any resin product in direct sunlight (real or artificial) for extended periods of time can lead to yellowing of the resin and discoloration to inclusions. Exposure to high heat or direct heat can soften your dice.

Please click here for the breakdown of my pricing structure.