Cernit Clay

Cernit Clay & Oven-Bake Polymer Clay:

Cernit clay in this collection is an oven-hardening polymer clay available in a wide variety of colours and finishes for jewellery making, figurines, modelling, decorative pieces and other craft projects. The range includes 51 products across Cernit No1, Opaline, Translucent, Nature, Neon Light and Metallic collections, plus mixed mini-block sets for projects requiring multiple colours.

Cernit No1 Polymer Clay:

Cernit No1 provides opaque colour after baking and is supplied primarily in 56g blocks. Colours include core shades such as white, black, red, blue, green, yellow, orange, violet, pink and brown, alongside tones such as olive, champagne and rose beige.

No1 clay is easy to condition and cures to a strong, flexible finish that can be sanded and buffed. The collection also includes an Essentials set containing 12 different 25g mini blocks.

Translucent, Opaline & Effect Clays:

Cernit Translucent clay has a semi-translucent finish after baking. The 56g range includes Amber, Emerald, Ruby Red, Turquoise Blue, Sapphire, White Translucent and Night Glow.

Cernit Opaline provides another semi-translucent option, with softer shades including Lilac, Sand, Caramel, Mint Green, Pink, Magenta and White.

For brighter projects, Cernit Neon Light is available in Fuchsia, Orange, Yellow and Green. Cernit Metallic includes Pearl White, Silver, Bronze, Copper and Pink Gold among its metallic-effect colours.

Cernit Nature Stone-Effect Clay:

The Nature range is specifically designed to create realistic stone-effect colours with a porcelain-like finish. Available 56g shades include Basalt, Granite and Savanna, making these clays particularly suited to designs where a natural mineral or stone appearance is wanted.

Choosing Cernit Clay:

Choose the range according to the finish required: No1 for opaque colour, Translucent or Opaline for semi-translucent effects, Metallic for metal-inspired finishes, Neon Light for vivid colour and Nature for stone effects. Most individual blocks are 56g, while 12-colour 25g mini-block sets provide a practical way to work with multiple shades in one project.