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| Dichroic Glass is made by a highly-skilled process: thin layers of metallic oxides are deposited on the surface of glass which is then fired in a high temperature vacuum kiln. To make jewellery, artists can mix and match dichroic and art glass and then generally cover with a clear glass. This all entails several firings to fuse the glasses to the desired finish. If you are really interested in the process, click HERE! Pendants and bracelets alike catch the light beautifully, transmitting and reflecting different colours as the item catches the light! |
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Bracelets £20 |
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Most of these bracelets are small/medium
size, ie 6 cm by 5 cm inner dimension and will fit a wrist of 16cm maximum,
with an opening of 2.6cms. |
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These beautiful dichroic pendants are made using exposed rainbow dichroic glass and no clear cover. They have varying amounts of clear dichroic glass on top to add an extra dimension. Most are £20 |
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The pendant on the left
is slightly smaller and costs £16
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The Dichroic pendants below come with a plated sterling silver bail, a sterling silver 16" chain and a plush black hinged box £14 each |
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| As all dichroics are unique, stock will not always be exactly as those photographed. I have more variants in stock and am happy to send you pictures of current ones on request. |
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