Tequila Sunrise

This piece is made of fused dichroic glass covered in clear.

Keep in mind that photographing dichroic glass is very tricky and next to impossible to get a true color sampling because of the way dichroic glass reflects light.  Therefore you will never be able to see the item's true brilliance unless in person.

Because of this I will try to describe the colors actually seen in each piece. 

The brilliance of the lime greens in this glass mixed with the oranges, yellows and blues explode when you put it on.  I have never seen anything like it.  I really liked this piece prior to seeing it on someone and then I had someone try it on and POW! The color exploded and the necklace looked electrified. I couldnt take my eyes off of it.

Each piece of glass is hand-wrapped in sterling silver wire.  Between each glass piece you will find sterling silver Bali Beads and completing the necklace is a sterling silver "s" clasp complete with decorative swirls. 

Purple Haze

This is a perfect example of dichroic glass not photographing well.  This piece is a rich, bright purple.  Yet I couldn't get it to photograph in anything other than navy blue.

This is a beautiful piece more tame than others I have created.  It's a simple design that is wrapped in sterling silver on silver plated chain and a sterling silver heart lobster clasp with hazy swirls accenting the focal bead.  Oh and don't forget the bright red Swarovski crystal bead at the end of the adjustable length chain... I couldn't be totally tame...

Super Nova

This piece is extremely striking.

Wherever you see blue in each piece, the color is actually purple.  Each piece of dichroic glass is wrapped in sterling silver held together by flat round sterling silver links. This necklace is finished off in sterling silver beads surrounded on either side by Sworovski purple aurora borealis bicone beads that really sparkle.