Designed to provide you with a color that emulates the dark color of polished cherrywood. It can be worked to be transparent, opaque red or an opaque salmon pink.

Working Tip: Kiln strike at 1075° F for one hour, +/-20min. An even strike requires even heat.

Half Blood, 1933is a half strength version of the much loved self striking Dragon's Blood.  This color has been designed to strike back to a rich ruby red in the flame.

Working Tip: This color will strike back as it cools.  Half Blood will strike to a deeper red in the flame or kiln

Dragon's Blood, 1939 is a self striking ruby color.  This color has been designed to strike back to a rich ruby red in the flame.

Working Tip: This color will strike back as it cools.  Dragon’s Blood will strike to a deeper red in the flame or kiln

Working Tip:  Get this color white hot to erase the striking history.  A variety of effects are achievable depending on how long you flame/kiln strike.   

Green Sparkle, 458 was a bold experiment when it was first introduced that has simply exploded into an important part of the borosilicate palette today.  The first aventurine (chrome sparkle) to be introduced by any boro company, this color servers as the anchor for an extensive family of Glass Alchemy Sparkles.  Over time, as the market has demanded even more bling in a color, we have responded by making the color more robust and increased the infusion of sparkles.

Working Tip: Work this color in a neutral flame.  Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Starry Night, 4585 is a variation of the much loved Paparazzi, 4595.  We added a touch of silver so you can yield a nice mild strike, while still seeing the depth of sparkle.

Working Tip:  This color likes to be worked cool, but make sure you have your heat base built up while tooling or manipulating the glass to avoid developing a gray haze. As with all chrome colors, we suggest you work this color in a neutral flame.  Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Paparazzi, 4595 is a next generation sparkle color from Glass Alchemy.  A little bit of sparkle goes a long way, so try layering this color.

Working Tip:  This color likes to be worked cool, but make sure you have your heat base built up while tooling or manipulating the glass to avoid developing a gray haze. As with all chrome colors, we suggest you work this color in a neutral flame.  Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Dragon's Eye, 4838 was developed originally for the beaders who are on constant search for a new color to diversify their creations.  To meet the challenge we created a new green tone.  We then added enough color changing silver to allow organic shifts in the color without overpowering the green or creating mud, and continue to transmit light without appearing transparent. This is a fantastic surface color that has a wide range of possibilities.

Working Tip: Flame or kiln strike at 1075°F.  Work neutral; reduce at end for metallic effects.