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Handblown Furnace Glass Bead Charm Bracelet

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

Purple, Blue and Green Artglass  Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet This fabulous multicolored bracelet is a wonderful addition to any outfit.  It is a .925 sterling silver bracelet embellished with high quality hand made artglass beads created by Virginia along with … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Glass Bracelets, Hand Blown Glass Jewelry

Designer Line: Handblown Hollow Glass Bead Necklace

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

Handblown royal purple and cobalt blue hollow glass beads are strung with .925 sterling silver beads and cobalt blue furnace glass beads to create a fabulous necklace that is a true one of a kind collectible art piece.  This object … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Glass Necklaces, Hand Blown Glass Jewelry

Handblown Furnace Glass Bead Necklaces

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

The handblown glass furnace beads used in these necklaces are made by Virginia Wilson Toccalino and Tony Toccalino in their glassblowing studio in Milton, ON. These Necklaces are signed by Virginia with her unique signature bead. The signature bead she … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Glass Necklaces, Hand Blown Glass Jewelry

Filigree Trillium Stardust Paperweights

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

The Stardust Crown Paperweight uses various coloured ”Dichroic Glass“. We enhance its reflective qualities to exhibit more color and sparkle. We combine this with various styles of filigree, ribbon cane or latticino complex canes. These pieces are truly unique and the end result is dazzling. Topped off with a hand built Trillium Murrini, Virginia has created a true signature piece unique to her … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Glass Paperweights, Filigree, Stardust

Stardust Pendant Necklaces

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

These are dainty little pendants that match the Stardust Stud Earrings. They come with a 16″ or 18″ sterling silver chain. If a matching set of earrings are desired, we will match the set as closely as possible as each … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Glass Pendants, Hand Blown Glass Jewelry, Stardust Jewelry

Damascus Glass Bells

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

Damascus Glass Bells Damascus glass is a combination of one or more colors of glass canes manipulated and folded many times over to display a distinct pattern on the surface of the glass. Every piece produced is unique, the patterns may be … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Art Glass, Studio Art Glass Bells

Small Damascus Marbles

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

Damascus glass is a combination of one or more colors of glass canes manipulated and folded many times over to display a distinct pattern on the surface of the glass. Every piece produced is unique, the patterns may be similar but never identical. … Continue reading →

Posted in Studio Art Glass Marbles

Filigree and Ribbon Glass Bells

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin

Filigree and Ribbon Glass Bells Filigree glass was invented in Murano Italy by glass masters Filippo and Bernardo Catani of the glass house Sirena in 1526, an elaborate process that was indeed difficult to perform. Filigree Glass, unlike conventional blown glass, was suitable for only the uppermost tables of society as it was … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Art Glass, Filigree, Studio Art Glass Bells

Large Damascus Marbles

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin

Damascus glass is a combination of one or more colors of glass canes manipulated and folded many times over to display a distinct pattern on the surface of the glass. Every piece produced is unique, the patterns may be similar … Continue reading →

Posted in Studio Art Glass Marbles

Magnum Wedding Bells

Posted on September 18, 2012 by admin

Magnum Wedding Bells Filigree and Ribbon Glass Bells Filigree glass was invented in Murano Italy by glass masters Filippo and Bernardo Catani of the glass house Sirena in 1526, an elaborate process that was indeed difficult to perform. Filigree Glass, unlike conventional blown glass, was suitable for only the uppermost tables of society … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Art Glass, Filigree, Studio Art Glass Bells