Periodic Table Resin Wall Clock Price in Pakistan (2026): What a Handmade Chemistry Clock Should Cost
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Direct Answer (keep near the top of the post) In Pakistan, a resin wall clock typically costs about Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 8,500 for standard and medium handmade designs, and anywhere from about Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 20,000 or more for large or custom statement pieces, according to marketplace listings quoted in search results. MEHMAT’s Luxury Periodic Table Resin Wall Clock is listed at Rs. 15,999 (shown against a crossed-out Rs. 25,000), which puts it in the statement-piece band: a hand-poured resin dial with the first twelve alkanes in gold, a fire glass crystal ring and preserved rose accents on a wood and MDF base, in sizes from 12" to 40" plus custom. Shipping is free above Rs. 3,000, and made-to-order delivery takes about 14 days. |
The Short Answer, With the Numbers
If you search for the price of a resin wall clock in Pakistan, the answer depends almost entirely on what kind of clock you mean. A simple, fancy 12 to 14 inch resin clock from a marketplace seller sits around Rs. 2,999 to Rs. 4,500. A geode-style or designer resin clock, with layered epoxy, crushed glass or metallic accents, is usually quoted at Rs. 4,900 to Rs. 7,400. Large or customised statement pieces, from roughly 18 to 27 inches and above, run from about Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 20,000 or more. Those ranges come from marketplace and independent-seller listings summarised in search results, so treat them as a guide and not a quote; they differ slightly from one source to the next.
The periodic table resin wall clock from MEHMAT is listed at Rs. 15,999. That is well above the standard tier and inside the statement tier, which fits what it is: a handmade, crystal-trimmed art piece with a themed dial, and not a basic decorative clock. If you want the full design walkthrough first, read the periodic table clock review.
Price Tiers in One Table
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Tier |
Typical size |
Price range (Rs.) |
Where the figure comes from |
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Standard and fancy resin clocks |
12 to 14 inch |
2,999 to 4,500 |
Marketplace listings quoted in search results |
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Geode and designer resin clocks |
Not stated |
4,900 to 7,400 |
Marketplace and independent sellers |
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Customised and large statement clocks |
18 to 27 inch |
8,000 to 20,000+ |
Marketplace and independent sellers |
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DIY clock bases and parts |
Parts only |
230 to 600 |
Marketplace listings |
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MEHMAT periodic table resin wall clock |
12 to 40 inch, plus custom |
15,999 (listed price) |
MEHMAT listing, checked 5 October 2026 |
Figure 1. Resin wall clock price tiers in Pakistan (marketplace ranges quoted in search results) with MEHMAT’s listed Rs. 15,999 marked.
Why Handmade Resin Costs More Than a Standard Clock
Resin itself is the smallest surprise on the bill. Search results quote epoxy resin anywhere from about $5 to $40 per kilogram, or roughly Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 6,000 in rupee terms, depending on the type, brand and kit size, and the cost climbs further for UV-stable or deep-pour grades. A clock needs only a modest amount of it. What makes a handmade clock expensive is everything around the resin.
For this clock, the listing describes a wood and MDF base, a hand-poured resin dial with metallic gold flakes, a ring of genuine fire glass crystals set one by one, preserved rose accents, hand-applied gold detailing and a quiet quartz movement. Each of those is a material cost or a labour step, and the labour is the larger share: laying out the backdrop and alkane labels, setting the crystals, pouring, and then waiting for the epoxy to cure before it can be handled. A mass-produced clock skips nearly all of it. The same logic explains why small resin items such as coasters and keychains are cheap, while large wall pieces are not: time and materials scale with size.
There is a second cost that buyers rarely see, which is the work of making only what has been ordered. MEHMAT’s Resin Collection is crafted after you order with advance payment, so the maker is not carrying a shelf of finished clocks or discounting leftovers. That keeps waste low, but it also means the price has to cover a piece made from scratch for one person.
What Rs. 15,999 Actually Buys
The listed price covers a fully functioning clock with a hand-built dial, not just a decorative panel. Here is what the listing says is included:
• A wood and MDF base, hand-finished.
• A hand-poured dial in high-gloss epoxy with metallic gold flakes.
• The first twelve alkanes, methane to dodecane, laid out in gold on a faded periodic-table backdrop.
• A ring of fire glass crystals and dark preserved rose accents, set by hand.
• A quiet quartz movement.
• Free shipping, since the order is above Rs. 3,000, and a 7-day check warranty.
The page also lists 15 sizes from 12" to 40" and custom sizes on request, while the Mehmat Resin Collection page shows the price as “From Rs. 15,999”. That wording suggests the lowest price applies to the entry size, so open the size selector and read the price for the size you actually want before you decide. If you would like a size outside the list, ask MEHMAT directly and get the price confirmed in writing.
Judge the Price You Pay, Not the “Was” Price
The listing shows Rs. 25,000 crossed out, with “36% off” and “Save Rs. 9,001”. It is sensible to ignore the crossed-out number and ask a simpler question: is the clock worth Rs. 15,999 to you? Compare it with the tiers above. Against a Rs. 3,000 clock it is expensive, and against a custom statement piece at Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 20,000 it is in range. Whatever the reference price says, the price you pay is the one that matters.
Handmade Resin Versus Branded and Luxury Clocks
Branded clocks are priced for different reasons. Search results name Seiko, Howard Miller, Bulova, Rhythm and Ajanta among the best-known wall clock brands, valued for precise movements, reliability and, in the case of Ajanta, huge volumes at low prices. Those are strong choices if what you want is dependable timekeeping from a name you know.
The true luxury end is another world. Search overviews quote designer pieces such as the Nomon Delmori at roughly ₹1,44,800 to ₹1,99,900 and the QLOCKTWO Earth 45 Creator’s Edition at around ₹3,09,500 to ₹3,23,300; these figures are in Indian rupees, so they cannot be read one-to-one as Pakistani rupees. At the very top, the most expensive clock ever sold at auction, a Fabergé egg clock, reportedly fetched about $18.5 million in 2007. None of that is the market MEHMAT is in. The honest comparison is this: a branded quartz clock gives you a trusted movement and a clean face, a luxury designer clock gives you architecture and heritage, and a handmade resin clock gives you texture, colour and a one-of-a-kind surface at a fraction of the luxury price. MEHMAT’s own post on resin wall clocks versus traditional luxury brands goes into the comparison in more detail.
How Makers Price Resin Art
If you are wondering whether a handmade price is fair, the method makers commonly use is simple. Add the materials (resin and hardener, embellishments, pigments, the base and the movement), add the working time at a fair hourly rate, counting active hours rather than curing time, add packaging and a small share of overheads, and then apply a margin. Common rules of thumb quoted in search results are a margin of 30% to 50%, or pricing at two to four times the cost of materials. As an invented example, to show the method and not MEHMAT’s costs: materials of Rs. 3,000, labour of Rs. 3,000, packaging and overhead of Rs. 800 would total Rs. 6,800, and a 50% margin would take the price to Rs. 10,200. Large, crystal-trimmed pieces take more of everything, so their prices rise faster than their size.
A Lower-Cost Black and Gold Option
If Rs. 15,999 is more than you want to spend, MEHMAT’s black and gold Roman numeral wall clock is listed from Rs. 11,999. It is a plainer design, without the alkane dial, and it reads faster at a glance. Beyond MEHMAT, plain decorative resin clocks at Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 4,500 are easy to find, and DIY bases and parts start at a few hundred rupees if you would like to build your own.
Hidden Costs and Easy Savings
Shipping is Rs. 200 across Pakistan, but orders of Rs. 3,000 or more ship free, so there is no shipping cost on this clock. The costs to think about are different. A larger size may cost more than the entry price. A custom size may cost more again. A heavy piece needs proper wall anchors, so budget a few hundred rupees for hardware. And because the clock is made to order, the real cost of impatience is time, about 14 days. The easy saving is to decide your size early, confirm it in writing, and avoid a later swap.
A Checklist Before You Pay Any Maker for a Handmade Resin Clock
• Ask for the exact price at your size, in writing.
• Ask for the production time and the delivery date.
• Confirm colours, shape and any detail that differs between photos.
• Ask what the warranty or return period covers for a made-to-order item.
• Ask how the clock is packed, and what happens if it arrives damaged.
• Ask for the size in centimetres as well as inches.
• Check reviews if they exist, and be wary of listings with a permanent “sale”.
The Honest Verdict
At Rs. 15,999, the periodic table resin wall clock is a statement-piece purchase, not a bargain-bin one. It costs several times more than a standard resin clock and a small fraction of a luxury designer one. What you are paying for is real: a hand-built dial, crystal work, gold detailing and a made-to-order process. Whether it is worth it depends on whether you want that kind of object on your wall. Check the size price, confirm the details and plan for about two weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the price of a resin wall clock in Pakistan?
A: Standard resin clocks are commonly Rs. 2,999 to Rs. 8,500, and large or custom statement pieces run from about Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 20,000 or more. MEHMAT’s periodic table clock is listed at Rs. 15,999.
Q: Why is a handmade resin clock more expensive?
A: Because of hand labour, materials such as fire glass, gold flakes and preserved roses, curing time and the fact that it is made only after you order.
Q: How much does 1 kg of resin cost?
A: Search results quote roughly $5 to $40 per kilogram, or about Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 6,000, depending on type and kit. The resin is a small part of a clock’s final price.
Q: Is shipping free?
A: Yes on orders of Rs. 3,000 or more; otherwise it is Rs. 200 across Pakistan.
Q: Does the price change with size?
A: Possibly. The collection page shows “From Rs. 15,999”, so check the size selector for your size.
Q: Is the Rs. 25,000 price real?
A: It is shown as the reference price on the listing. Judge the clock by the Rs. 15,999 you would pay.
Q: Is there a cheaper black and gold clock at MEHMAT?
A: The black and gold Roman numeral wall clock is listed from Rs. 11,999.
Verified Product Reference Data
Everything below was read from the live listing on October 5, 2026. Where the page contradicts itself, both statements are shown.
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Field |
Verified detail |
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Product title (H1) |
MEHMAT Luxury Periodic Table Resin Wall Clock – “Elements of Time” Handmade Chemistry Art Alkane Molecule Design |
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Page title |
Periodic Table Resin Wall Clock – Handmade Alkane Molecule Gold Design | MEHMAT |
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Product URL |
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Price |
Rs. 15,999 (crossed-out Rs. 25,000, “36% OFF”, “Save Rs. 9,001”); collection page shows “From Rs. 15,999” |
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Sizes |
Selector: 12" to 40" in 2" steps (15 sizes), all currently shown as available; custom sizes on request |
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Dial |
First twelve alkanes, methane to dodecane, in gold over a faded periodic-table backdrop and molecular grid (some photos show white lettering) |
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Border and accents |
Ring of fire glass crystals; dark preserved rose accents; metallic gold flakes |
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Surface and base |
High-gloss epoxy resin over a wood and MDF base; resin brand not stated |
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Movement |
Smooth, quiet quartz movement; brand and battery type not stated |
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Colours |
Black and gold shown; other colourways and motifs mentioned but no selector |
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Care |
Indoor use; avoid direct, prolonged sunlight; occasional light dusting with a soft, dry cloth |
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Delivery |
Product page: 3 to 5 working days (2 to 3 in Karachi). Resin Collection page: made after order with advance payment, about 10 days crafting plus 4 days delivery |
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Shipping |
Rs. 200 across Pakistan; free on orders of Rs. 3,000 or more |
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Warranty |
7-day check warranty: unused, original packaging, proof of purchase; contact mehmat677@gmail.com or WhatsApp +92 346 0133667 |
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Reviews |
None yet |
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Stock status |
All 15 sizes show “Variant sold out or unavailable” |
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Collection |
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Sibling products |
Preserved rose resin clock; Black and gold Roman numeral clock (listed from Rs. 11,999) |
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Gallery |
Nine gallery images (round dial close-up, square close-up with roses, office marble wall, lobby marble pillar, mall display case, bedroom collage, crystals and roses collage, resin pour) plus description images |
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Existing blog posts linked |
luxury-resin-wall-clock-faq; mehmat-resin-wall-clock-styling-size-guide; how-resin-wall-clocks-are-made; resin-wall-clock-vs-luxury-brands-price-comparison (all on Mehmat News) |
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