SF
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Silver Flambe |
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YP
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Yellow Pearl |
BF
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Blue Flambe |
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GF
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Green Flambe |
MB011 |
Cobalt Blue
Cobalt Blue is one of the easiest colors to work with. Works great
for all applications. |
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MB012

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Blue Lightning
A cobalt based color that strikes to opal with greens, blues, whites
and purples |
MB013
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Rainbow Blue
Nice dark blue glass with violet overtones and
a light reduction. |
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MB014

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Blue Reflection
Striking color with very a nice light green,
blue and purple. |
MB015
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Silky Satin Blue
A very stable deep rich blue with a touch of
green that works in all flames. When encased has a light silky
sheen. |
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MB016

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Lustrious Blue
A very stable deep rich blue with a touch of
green, easy to work with, with a great sparkle and an opalized
pearlescence when encased. |
MB017 |
Crystal Blue
This is a very nice transparent blue. So smooth. Use an oxidizing
flame. Will get red wisps if reduced |
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MB021
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Sunshine Yellow
A beautiful opal that works great for all
applications but must be heated carefully to prevent boiling. |
MB022 |
Exotic Citrus
Nice lemon color. Blows out nice and easy. Lovely yellow with some
amber colors coming through. |
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MB023
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Exotic Citrus
Grapefruit
This is the most red of the Exotic Citrus family. "Strikes easily,
with lovely pinks, reds and creamy greens. |
MB031 |
Sunset Orange
An opaque orange that works great for all
applications |
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MB032
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Pumpkin
A strong orange with just a hint of green that works great for all
applications. Slightly darker than Sunset Orange. |
MB041
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Pistachio (M) -
NEW!
A beautiful light yellow/green translucent color. Stunning base color
for beads as well as being a great backdrop for other colors. Work
cool for deep encasements to minimize bubbling.
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MB042 |
Guacamole
A nice saturated opaque green. Use a gentle
neutral flame. Less yellow than Martini Olive. |
MB043 |
Sea Green
Light to medium transparent color that will
not reduce. |
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MB044 |
Green Pearl
A mossy color that is easy to work with and
has great sparkle and a silky sheen. |
MB045 |
Martini Olive
It is the lighter of our opaque green family.
Care must be taken to prevent boiling. Use neutral flame. |
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MB046 |
Green Envy
A very nice transparent cedar green that
develops faint wispy blue veils under a strong oxidizing flame.
Under a neutral flame any exposed surface tends to opacify whereas
the interior surfaces develop a range of colors from tan to blue.
Reduction will give an opaque tan to exposed surfaces. Clear encased
interior surfaces develop a beautiful reflective blue color. |
MB047 |
Ivy
Green
This is a beautiful rich opaque green. A true green, and very
friendly. |
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MB048
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Silver Pine
This is a nice green with silver in it. An
opaque, and you can achieve some lovely blue and green transparent
luster's. |
MB049 |
Green Dragon
A beautiful semi-transparent green with a sparkle. No reducing
problems. Super easy glass to work. |
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MB051
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Plum Harvest
Dark transparent violet that works like
butter. |
MB052 |
Silver Iris
A beautiful transparent purple that is not affected by strong
oxidizing / reduction flame. Gets a lovely blue/purple haze with
annealing, and nice blue wisps. |
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MB053 |
Violet Iris
Has a lot less silver than Silver Iris, but
you can still get slight silver wisps. Great for thick applications.
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MB061 |
Black Rose
An intense black with a dark rose violet
undertone. Use neutral flame to the best effect. |
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MB062
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Obsidian
A strong dark cobalt blue that does not thin
out. |
MB063 |
Alaska Night
Blue-black striking color that changes into
black, blue, gray, dark purple and bright blue. It is wonderful for
all applications. A fun color to work with that can develop a silver
reflectiveness with a metallic sheen. |
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MB071 |
Silver Beach
A fast-striking purple that is great for all
applications. Oxidizing and neutral flames will give you dark
purples, amber, yellows and blues. |
MB072 |
Light Purple Haze
Nice light transparent yellow with a purple
haze that can develop a light white and yellow mix. A reducing flame
will give the surface a metallic sheen. |
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MB073
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Silver Tears
Encased under oxidizing flame gives
transparent golden amber veils with a faint bluish reflective
quality and you can get a mirroring iridescence on their surface.
Inside outs can give anything from amber to steel grays. Under
neutral flame, surface colors can go a little darker. |
MB074 |
Almond Nugget
A light almond colored glass that when encased
and using an oxidizing flame has inside veils of ambers to wispy
blues but becomes more opaque with a reducing flame. Un-encased
colors are lighter amber. Pulls thin. Stays creamy. Nice for deep
encasements. |
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MB075 |
Magic Mirror
Blown out, it tends to be a nice amber honey
color. Outside work, with an oxidizing flame, gives a slight
mirroring and iridescence. Inside veils have a reflective quality to
them. With a reducing flame the outside surface turns dark and more
opaque. |
MB076 |
Purple Thunder
This is a wonderful striking purple. Lovely purples with a oxidizing
flame. Blues and whites with a reduction flame. |
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MB077
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Stormy Weather -
NEW!
A Blockbuster!!! An absolutely stunning opaque silver color that is
smooth and buttery to work. Purples, blues, violets, fuchsia, greens
and earth tones are possible in either rich deep color or pastel
variations. Easy to strike. |
MB091 |
Charles Brown
Dark translucent brown. Very smooth. |
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MB092
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Brown Glitter
Intense sparkle! Very nice Brown glitter color. Don't over work or
deep incase. Color is very consistent. Brilliant! |
MB101 |
Cinnabar
A striking color that is a dark shade of ruby.
It develops its permanent color while working and will not
overstrike. |
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MB102
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Carmen Red
This is a brilliant rich red that works easily
and is stable. However, it can lose intensity if it is overheated.
Carmen Red needs to be worked with an oxidizing flame. It works well
in all applications and is very good for inside out work. |
MB103 |
Cherry Brandy
An earthy red opaque color. Also a striking
color. |
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MB104
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American Beauty
Beautiful striking red. Works well in deep
encasements. Nice for surface work. Fast self striking. Unencased
can give you some blue/purple sheens. Can be classified as a
transparent red, but you can get very deep transparent reds. |
MB111 |
Autumn Leaves
Opaque red, orange, yellow and green combined into one rod. The
glass works great in all applications. This color makes a fast and
beautiful cane when twisted. |
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MB112
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Moonlight Sonata
Wonderful hues of blues, reds, whites and
greens with a wispy pearly stripe. The glass works great in all
applications. This color makes a fast and beautiful cane when
twisted. |
MB113 |
Rhapsody In Blue
A symphony of cool hues: moody blues, emeralds
and teals that dance and swirl through the rod. The glass works
great inside and out encased and un-encased. And makes a beautiful
cane when twisted. |
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MB114
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Autumn Swirl
Red and green combined into one rod for a late
autumn look. The glass works great inside and out. And makes a
beautiful cane when twisted. |
MB115 |
Caribbean Coral
This is a reddish color, with a wonderful
array varying from salmon, corals, lavenders, purples, blues and
even soft browns. Bolder colors can be achieved with flame striking. |
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MB116
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Infinity
This glass has eight distinct bands of
color separated by clear. Mutable blues and greens, as well as
striking reds and silver colors. Makes a beautiful and distinct
swirl when twisted. Very friendly. |
MB117 |
Infinity II Coral
Snake
This color uses the same technology as the
infinity with different colors. This one we playfully call Coral
Snake. It's a Yellow/Dark Blue/reddish combination. |
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MB118
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Gypsy Queen
Wonderful Multi rod. It's the colors of the rainbow, with 3 striking
lines. Each color has a thin clear incasement. There are no boiling
or bubbling problems associated with this glass. |
MB131 |
Marlee
This is a classic. Red, Gold and Green, all
separated by Obsidian. Sure to be everyone's new favorite color. |
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MB132
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Amethyst Ice
Two bands each
of a dark black plum color and a high silver cream/white color. |
MB133 |
Halloween
Just in time for the holidays! this rod has 2 stripes of orange, 2
stripes of black, with thin dividers of a creamy white color. |
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MB134
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Xmas
Just in time for the holidays! this rod has 2 stripes of red, 2
stripes of green, with thin dividers of a creamy white color. |
MB135 |
Silver Dance
This rod consist of 4 stripes of different colors all containing
silver. The effects change depending on the application. Inside out
you can achieve blacks and greens as well as some purple and reds.
This is a multicolored stick so you can make instant latticino |
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MB136
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Matador
This rod is
very similar to Halloween. Only it has 2 stripes of red and 2
stripes of a darker black, with thin dividers of a creamy white
color. |
MB137
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Apache
-
NEW!
This is a world wind of yellows, reds and oranges
all separated with a bit of black. This color is deep and intense.
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MB141 |
Silver Aqua
Bands of
a beautiful, high silver color, with a blue tint. It's trapped in
clear to protect the metals. An infinite array of colors is possible
with this color, from blue greens to purple. |
MB151
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Sunflower -
NEW!
Sunny rich yellow sunflowers with dark centers smile at you as you use
this glass. Very nice when coiled or used in latticino. Stable, but
likes to be worked with a soft flame in deep encasements to avoid
bubbling. This is a favorite to double as a murrini chip. |
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MB152
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Gerber
Pink -
NEW!
Blushes from a rich rose red to a creamy coral pink. The most
realistic flower murrini of the series. In some applications, hints of
purple and blue are possible. |
MB153 |
Gerber Red -
NEW!
The cross section of this one is a bold red daisy with a yellow and
black center. Flowers made from this murrini stand out! Can also be
made into a latticino and is beautiful in coiled beads. Works for deep
encasements, but use a soft neutral flame to avoid boiling.
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MB154 |
Antique Beauty -
NEW!
This color is mind blowing. Each little stripe of color will gradate
how it strikes giving you such a variety of colors in each stick. The
colors in this cane will range from bright creamy yellows to deep
purples with hints of read and fuchsias along the way. |
MB1110
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Infinity III -
NEW!
Stripes of vibrant blue and bright yellow make up this multi colored
rod of glass. Stays stable in deep encasements. This color is a nice
addition to the Infinity series.
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MB1111
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Cirque -
NEW!
Beautiful blue red and tan combo that puts you in the mood for
Carnivale! Stable and beautiful in deep encasements. Smooth and easy
to use
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MB1112
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Yellow Submarine -
NEW!
This one is similar to Infinity II. Only this wonderful rod has
thicker stripes of yellow and blue. Wich yields different results.
Works beautifully in deep encasements. Melts easily and smooth…
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MB1113
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Mystic Rose -
NEW!
Stripes of a wonderful rose color separated by clear makes up this
cane. With proper striking you can achieve dark red/pink colors. Also
some light creamy almost yellow hues are possible.
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MB1114
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Greener Trails -
NEW!
This color is variations of greens and greenish whites all separated
by clear. It makes great latticinos. It’s lovely for beads.
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SS5 |
5" Sample Pack
- Solid Colors
One 5" stick of each of our solid colors. |
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SS10 |
10" Sample Pack
- Solid Colors
One 10" stick of each of our solid colors. |
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SS5M |
5" Sample Pack
- Multi Colors
One 5" stick of each of our multi colors. |
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SS10M |
10" Sample Pack
- Multi Colors
One 10" stick of each of our multi colors. |