Satori Fire Lights

The art of glass fusing dates back to the Ancient Egyptians. Modern technology has added spectacular color to this ancient art. Dichroic glass is created when thin layers of non-conducting metallic oxides are applied to conventional glass.
The Satori Jewelry is perfect the upcoming gifting occasions. Each piece is a unique jewel reflecting its rich, luminescent colors in the light. Gift Certificates are available.

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The Artistic Process

Color, light & the beauty of nature inspire the creation of my jewelry. My work is comprised of dichroic, opaque, transparent, & textured glass with sterling & fine silver.

The glass is cut, layered & fused in kilns at temperatures of 1500-1600°F. Once the glass has cooled, it is removed from the kiln & cold worked.  It is then fire polished to give it a smooth, finished appearance.

Due to the nature of the glass and processes, each piece becomes a unique jewel reflecting luminescent colors in the light. It is designed to be worn with the most casual to formal attire. Enjoy, Stephanie

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    CHOICE OF WORDS:  Believe, Courage, Dream, Faith, Family, Friends, Freedom, Gratitude,  Hope, Joy, Journey, Kindness, Love, Music, Peace, Pray, Success, Wisdom, Wish, Aunt, Daughter, Grandma, Mom, Sister

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    CHOICE OF COLORS:  Aqua, Aquamarine, Black, Blue, Green, Lavender, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Silver, Turquoise, White Rainbow

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