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Stainless Steel Round Top Wine Bottle Stopper

Stainless Steel Round Top Wine Bottle Stopper by Aanraku Studios
$10.95 USD
Item# 639120   In Stock

Product Features

  • Great gift idea!
  • Features a 1" diameter bezel cup for adhering your art
  • Stopper made of stainless steel - display is nickel plated zinc
  • Can be used for extended storage without pitting

Product Description

Add a touch of glass to your kitchen with a beautiful glass art wine bottle stopper. Make the perfect conversation piece for a holiday party or an unforgettable gift. Stylish stopper features a blank specially made for fused or stained glass. Stopper top measures 1" in diameter. When not being used, keep your glass art stoppers on display with stand #63973 (sold separately). Stopper made of stainless steel so they can be used for extended storage without pitting and round display is made of nickel plated zinc for a brilliant finish. Food safe.

Round Top bottle stopper shown with #63932 Flat Top bottle stopper. Project created by artist Melanie Churchill using 1" pre-cut Clear and Ivory Circles (#24630, 24632) and Floral Fuse Art decals #427867. Artist Kayleigh Clark used 1" pre-cut circles with #427844 Mixed Colors Confetti.

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Pros : easy to attach a glass cabochon or even use for resin
Cons : the soft rubberized part feels like plastic, and I try to avoid that for food and drink to avoid micro plastics
Other Thoughts : I have not used in a wine bottle, so I don't know if it will be prone to pitting, was a bit annoying trying to get the base glob to a perfectly sized cabochon so it wasn't as fast as a pre made thing might suggest
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