Roughly the size of a quarter, has a beautiful color to it, and varies depending on the light hitting it and the angle.
I make these roses by flattening and pulling out individual clear glass petals from a glass rod. Then using needle-nosed pliers melt and place each petal into place. Once the whole rose is formed I use 24k gold and put that into the torch flame just in front of the rose. This is called fuming, and it is what gives these glass roses their color of the deep to light pink to gold shimmers. The back is then looped to create the pendant and to be hung on a necklace.
The whole process takes about 45 mins, it's then put into a kiln to be annealed and properly cooled for several hours.
Can come with a genuine 925 Silver snake chain that is 22's long with lobster clasps in the back. A simple classy chain.
