Dylusions Dyamond Rocks – Island Parrot are part of the Dyamond system created by Dyan Reaveley for Ranger, developed specifically for artists who want to build real texture and depth, not flat embossing.
Unlike traditional embossing powders made from finely milled material, Dyamond Rocks consist of large, irregular crystal-cut particles. When heat embossed, these crystals melt into thick, glossy layers that can completely cover a surface and create strong, tactile dimension. The result is a raised, glassy finish that feels substantial and expressive.
Island Parrot is a vivid tropical green enriched with mica, producing a lively, light-reflective surface once melted. The color is energetic and bold, making it ideal for botanical themes, jungle-inspired artwork, abstract mixed media and statement art journal pages. By controlling how heavily the crystals are applied, the final look can range from lightly textured to deeply layered and dramatic.
Dyamond Rocks are designed for layering. Multiple heat-embossed applications can be built up to increase thickness and visual impact. While the surface is still warm, stamps, tools or found objects can be pressed into the melted crystals to create deep impressions that remain permanently embossed once cooled. For best results and even adhesion, use with Dyamond Medium.
👉 Features
- Ultra-thick crystal embossing particles
- Large, irregular crystal-cut pieces
- Vibrant tropical green color with mica shimmer
- Melts into thick, glossy, dimensional layers
- Ideal for layering and surface-building techniques
- Designed for use with Dyamond Medium
- Weight: 25g (0.88 oz)
👍 Great for
- dimensional mixed media backgrounds
- art journals and altered books
- botanical, jungle and tropical themes
- bold focal elements
- MDF, boxes and 3D decorative projects
- layered heat embossing with real texture
✨ Inspiration Tip
Create a bold botanical focal by applying Dyamond Medium through a leaf stencil, generously sprinkling Island Parrot Dyamond Rocks and heat embossing in layers. While the surface is still warm, lightly press a textured stamp into the crystals to add organic detail and depth.
