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Dichroic Fused Glass Abstract Pendant

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Size: 1-3/8 x 1"
Bail: Sterling Silver Plated

If you like chunky jewelry, you will love this pendant!  This unique piece is made with layers and layers of a mixture of dichroic glass and art glass tack-fused to a black art glass base.  These pendants are very striking and one of our most popular!  A definite conversation piece!  The picture does not reveal the sparkle this pendant has!

THIS PENDANT INCLUDES AN ADJUSTABLE BLACK VELVET CHOKER WHICH ADJUSTS FROM 16" TO 19" SO YOU CAN USE THE SAME CHOKER BUT WEAR IT AT DIFFERENT LENGTHS. YOUR PURCHASE WILL ALSO INCLUDE AN ORGANZA BAG SO YOUR PENDANT WILL BE READY TO GIVE AS A GIFT!

Each piece is lovingly crafted in our home studio. The glass is cut and multiple layers are added before heating to 1500 degrees in a glass-fusing kiln. Once fully fused, the pieces are annealed (cooled) for 6 to 8 hours. It is then ground to a final shape and “fire-polished”.

Through experimentation and "accidents," we have developed techniques that involve layering dichroic with other art glass, achieving vibrant colors, textures, depth and originality. The play of color as the pieces move in the light is remarkable. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and impossible to duplicate.

NOTE: Dichroic glass is the most difficult material to photograph. Each computer monitor shows items in a slightly different hue. A picture can never capture the beauty and sparkle of this magical glass. You will be amazed at the beauty of our pieces when you receive them.

100% MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE!  Thank you for looking!
 

Art Glass Festival 2009 entry

jmtglass

Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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Yes, my husband Jim makes them.  It takes ALOT of patience.  He stacks the glass probably at least twice the heighth of the finished piece and then fires it.  These chunky pieces are my favorite!  Thank you for your compliments!  Marsha, JMT Glassworks

AmberLyn

Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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This is one of the most unique fired pieces I've seen.  I know how the light works with the glass.  How clever!!  AmberLyn's Stained Glass