Product description
Strand of Glass Beads with CRACKLE Effect in Chip Shape
Crackle is one of the many visual effects that glass allows. The technique for creating this effect was invented by Venetian glassmakers in the 16th century. The bead is cracked by dipping it in cold water while it is still hot. It is then reheated and shaped into the desired form. This seals the cracked glass and gives the surface a beautiful, smooth feel. The striking beads created in this way add vibrancy and beauty to jewelry making. Their unpredictable, free, and explosive structure, encased in a perfect geometric form, creates a contradiction in which we recognize our own nature. Whether this is the reason for the growing popularity of these beads does not matter. What matters is that they will attract the attention of your customers.