Red / Silver Blue On Thin Clear - 90 COE

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Red / Silver Blue On Thin Clear - 90 COE
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4" square 4" x 4" $25.95 USD
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1/4 sheet 8" x 8" $77.95
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sheet 19" x 19" $270.95
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Dynamic, alluring and almost magical, dichroic glass will add a new dimension to your next visual art project! Dichroic glass energizes, compels and captivates - it is an amazing material that adds color and intrigue to art glass. Dichroic creates a dazzling rainbow of colors that changes right before your eyes: just view it at different angles, backgrounds and lighting.

Available in 4" x 4" squares, quarter sheets, and full sheets. Quarter sheets are about 8" x 8" with a curved edge. Full sheets have a 19" diameter. 90 COE. Colors here are shown for black dichroic reflected.

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are Approximate.

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Pros : When you get this glass, it looks absolutely red with a silver sheen, but don't worry--it fuses to a gorgeous shimmery aqua! Pendants made of cabs featuring this glass sell like crazy.
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