Made in Canada

These eye catching earrings are polymer clay slices that are inspired by the natural beauty of butterflies. They hang delicately off custom handcrafted sterling silver ear wires. Polymer clay is a very durable but light medium so these earrings will feel light as feathers when worn. *2.75” (70mm) length. *size and shape may vary slightly due to its handcrafted nature. Handcrafted in Victoria, B.C. Canada by Wanda Shum Design.

These uniquely beautiful dichroic glass dangle earrings have been carefully handcrafted by the skillful artists of Flame Work Designs in Victoria, BC Canada. Each and every one seems to have a life of its own! What makes this glass so sparkly and iridescent is a material called dichroic that is fused into the glass. Dichroic was invented in the mid 1970's by the aerospace industry. The glass is created in a vacuum chamber where a complex process vaporizes metal oxides and crystal quartz to form a film that adheres to the surface of the glass.    

These uniquely beautiful dichroic glass earrings have been carefully handcrafted by the skillful artists of Flame Work Designs in Victoria, BC Canada. Each and every one seems to have a life of its own! What makes this glass so sparkly and iridescent is a material called dichroic that is fused into the glass. Dichroic was invented in the mid 1970's by the aerospace industry. The glass is created in a vacuum chamber where a complex process vaporizes metal oxides and crystal quartz to form a film that adheres to the surface of the glass.

These unique dichroic glass earrings have been carefully handcrafted by the skillful artists of Flame Work Designs in Victoria, BC Canada. Each piece of artwork has been carefully created and fashioned from start to finish using only the finest skills in glass craftsmanship. What makes this glass so sparkly and iridescent is a material called dichroic that is fused into the glass. Dichroic was invented in the mid 1970's by the aerospace industry. The glass is created in a vacuum chamber where a complex process vaporizes metal oxides and crystal quartz to form a film that adheres to the surface of the glass.