I love making dichroic glass jewellery as every piece is different  and I never know quite what will come out of the kiln!  

Dichroic glass is manufactured by applying very thin films of metals and oxides to one surface of the glass, which creates fantastic multi-coloured and reflective lights. When pieces of glass are layered and fused in a kiln the results are stunning.  The colours of the glass change with the angle and lighting, making  eye-catching pieces of jewellery.

The pieces below are a sample of some of the pieces I have made -  rings, earrings, pendants and cufflinks.  The prices start from £12.  Please use the "contact" page if you'd like more information,  prices or other examples of  what I can make.

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Dichroic glass on a wide band of silver.

Dichroic glass on a wide band of silver.

triangular shaped pendant on a sterling silver chain

triangular shaped pendant on a sterling silver chain

Earrings on silver earloops

Earrings on silver earloops

Silver wire wrapped around the top of the dichroic glass pendant to form a hook for the silver chain.

Silver wire wrapped around the top of the dichroic glass pendant to form a hook for the silver chain.

Rectangular pendant on a silver chain

Rectangular pendant on a silver chain

Mixed pieces of glass form a roughly triangular pendant

Mixed pieces of glass form a roughly triangular pendant

Oblong pendant on a silver chain

Oblong pendant on a silver chain

Gold-plated cufflinks.

Gold-plated cufflinks.

Silver-plated cufflinks

Silver-plated cufflinks