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2. What are Natural Pigments? Natural pigments are colored substances that are derived from natural sources, such as minerals or from plants and insects. The colorants may be ground, washed and sifted, but otherwise are not chemically modified. As an example, the natural pigment yellow ocher is derived from the iron oxide mineral goethite found in many locations throughout the earth. The mineral is ground to small particles, washed and sifted but remains an iron oxide mineral.

3. Non-Toxic Dry Pigment | Historical Powder Pigments | Natural Pigments Want to get Non-Toxic Dry Pigment ? Natural Pigments provides wide variety of non-toxic dry pigment colors for artists and decorators. Rublev Colours® natural mineral, organic and historical pigments specially for artists. Suitable for oil paint, Watercolor, alkyd, and tempera. To get more information about us, simply search www.naturalpigments.com.

4. What Does Non-Toxic Mean? “Non-toxic” is a claim with almost no regulation—it’s mostly a marketing term. Non-toxic means the product is not poisonous or doesn’t contain ingredients that have been linked to toxic responses (like hormone disruption, cancer, etc.) in humans. However, the marketing claim of non-toxic is usually restricted to the products intended application—not all possible uses of the product. So, a pigment may be considered non-toxic in artist’s paint, but not in cosmetics or food.

5. Luberon Red Ocher RFLES Pigment Our Luberon Red Ocher is from ocher deposits in the French quarries of Gargas and Rustrel nestled in a 12 mile long enclave in the heart of the Luberon Massif, the ocher country. Ocher is a symphony of colors ranging from pale yellow through the orange range to an intense red. It has two major characteristics: it does not fade in daylight and the color is highly concentrated.

6. Armenian Purple Ocher Pigment Armenian Purple Ocher is a natural earth containing clay tinted by iron oxide that gives an exceptionally cool purple red hue. Our Armenian Purple Ocher contains about 13% iron oxide and 49% silica. Purple Ocher is obtained from iron ore deposits near Lori, Armenia.

7. Gold Pearlescent vol 4 oz Rublev Colours Gold Pearlescent pigment is a gold pearlescent pigment with a satin finish. FDA approved. The pigment consists of mica that has been coated with titanium dioxide and iron oxides. The thickness and the coarseness of the particle determines the sparkle of the pigment, resulting in a satin gold appearance. Source

8. Chromium Oxide Green Pigment Chromium Oxide Green, also known as chromium sesquioxide or chromia, is one of four oxides of chromium. It is commonly called chrome green when used as a pigment; however, it was referred to as viridian when it was first discovered.This pigment is a high quality, clean, medium shade, very stable green pigment which is unaffected by acids, alkalis and solvents. It is heat stable and offers excellent value, lightfastness and weatherability. Source