Light champagne silver foil sheets from SUMERAWARQ carry a soft, warm pearl-silver tone — lighter and creamier than plain silver, without tipping into gold. Each sheet measures 14 x 14 cm and has a smooth, high-reflection finish that looks especially elegant on resin, canvas, wood and clay. Available in packs of 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 sheets.
Why Choose These Light Champagne Silver Foil Sheets
Champagne is the shade artists reach for when plain silver feels too cold and gold feels too loud. It reads as understated and premium, which is why it works so well on wedding stationery, resin jewellery and interior gilding. Imitation leaf of this kind is also known as composition leaf or Dutch metal, and the craft of applying it is called gilding — a decorative technique used on art and architecture for thousands of years.
Our light champagne silver foil sheets are packed by SUMERAWARQ, in the decorative leaf trade since 2007, and are pressed thin enough to wrap around curves and edges yet strong enough to lift without tearing.
- Warm pearl-silver tone that stays consistent sheet to sheet, batch to batch
- High-shine mirror finish that photographs beautifully on finished pieces
- Tissue-interleaved packing so sheets separate cleanly without sticking
- Five pack sizes — 20 sheets to trial the shade, up to 500 for bulk and production work
- Trusted brand — SUMERAWARQ® is a registered trademark with ISO 9001:2015 certification
Product Specifications
| Colour | Light Champagne Silver (warm pearl silver) |
| Sheet Size | 14 x 14 cm |
| Pack Sizes | 20 / 50 / 100 / 200 / 500 sheets |
| Material | Imitation leaf (metal alloy foil) |
| Finish | High-shine metallic |
| Packing | Booklet with tissue interleaving |
| Brand | SUMERAWARQ® |
| Country of Origin | Imported, packed in India |
What You Can Make With Light Champagne Silver Foil Sheets
Because the shade is neutral, these light champagne silver foil sheets suit both traditional and contemporary work — from temple decoration to modern resin pieces.
- Resin art — tear into flakes and suspend in coasters, trays, clocks and jewellery for a floating metallic effect
- Nail art — press fragments into gel or top coat for a soft chrome-flake finish
- Wedding cards and invitations — champagne foil on ivory or blush card stock is a classic pairing
- Canvas and mixed-media painting — lay full sheets as a base layer, then paint over selectively
- Murti, idol and mandir decoration — accent crowns, borders and fine detailing
- Furniture, mirror and frame gilding — apply over primer for a soft antique-metallic finish
- Pottery, clay and candle work — seal under varnish for a durable decorative surface
How To Apply Light Champagne Silver Foil Sheets
- Prepare the surface. Clean and dry it completely. Prime porous surfaces such as wood or plaster first.
- Apply adhesive. Brush a thin, even coat of leafing glue. Wait until it turns tacky and clear — usually 10 to 15 minutes.
- Lift the sheet. Use a soft dry brush or the tissue backing. Avoid bare fingers, as moisture makes the foil stick.
- Lay and press. Place the sheet on the tacky surface and press gently with a soft brush or cotton ball.
- Burnish and collect flakes. Brush away loose pieces and save them — they are ideal for resin work.
- Seal. Apply clear varnish or resin to protect the finish and prevent tarnishing.
Care and Storage
Light champagne silver foil sheets last longest when stored correctly. Keep the booklet flat, dry and away from direct sunlight and humidity. Handle sheets with dry hands or a brush. Once sealed with varnish, finished work stays bright for years.
Explore Other Shades
Champagne pairs beautifully with cool and fresh tones. You may also like our classic Silver foil sheets, Light Green foil sheets and Emerald Green foil sheets. To sample several shades at once, try the multicolour pack of 20 sheets, or browse the full multicolour foil sheets collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these light champagne silver foil sheets edible?
No. These are imitation leaf for decoration and craft only. Only genuine silver leaf certified for food use may be eaten — for that, choose our certified edible gold and silver varkh range.
How is champagne different from plain silver?
Champagne carries a warm, creamy undertone while plain silver is cool and bright white. Champagne suits ivory, blush and wooden surfaces; plain silver suits cooler palettes.
Will the colour tarnish over time?
Imitation leaf can oxidise if left exposed. Sealing with varnish, resin or lacquer keeps the finish stable.
Do I need special glue?
Yes, use a proper leafing adhesive. Regular craft glue dries too fast and leaves an uneven surface.
Which pack size should I order?
Choose 20 sheets to test the shade, 50 for regular craft work, 100 for furniture panels, and the 200 or 500 sheet packs for bulk and production orders at the best per-sheet rate.
Order your light champagne silver foil sheets in the pack size that suits your project — delivery is free on orders above Rs.399 anywhere in India.
Note: This is imitation leaf intended for decorative and craft use only. It is not edible and not made of real silver.
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