This one turned out really nice, and the silver curls give it a delicate touch.
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This pendant is cute and can be your representation of Pi or it may be your favorite letter or symbol from another culture. The green dichroic glass pops off the black glass background. 
Fused dichroic glass featuring blue and black with mixed blue frit over a white base. Finished with a sterling silver bail. I liked the pop of blue dichroic on this one, and the mix of blues reminds me of the ocean. 
This Pendant was made with three layers of glass and topped off with a glass stringers to accent it. Then the edge detail was cut using a glass grinder – before adding wire , bead and bail. 
Pendant of fused dichroic glass with silver wire and glass bead accents. 
A burst of autumn colors with copper wire using silver and beaded accents surrounding a dichroic cabochon. 
I nick named this one Blue Delight. A very fun necklace of fused dichroic glass, it has sterling silver and enameled copper wire with glass and silver bead accents. I hated to see this one go… 
Fused glass cabochon with dichroic glass, silver wire wrap and glass bead accents. The silvery pink and the blue-green dichroic glass are lovely together. The beads that cascade at the top were carefully chosen and co-ordinate well with the cabochon. 
Custom pendant of multiple layers of fused dichroic glass and mica powders. It has a copper wire wrap with a glass accent bead. 
Perfect fall accent. |
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