Glass Gems--Lime Green Gloss These are opaque Glass Gems with a high-gloss finish. Made from recycled glass and colored oxides using a linear kiln, these glass drops are semi-round and have a domed top and flat back. Each is approximately 3/8" thick, with a diameter of 1/2"-3/4". They are versatile in mosaics as well a

Glass Gems--Lime Green Gloss

These are opaque Glass Gems with a high-gloss finish. Made from recycled glass and colored oxides using a linear kiln, these glass drops are semi-round and have a domed top and flat back.

Each is approximately 3/8 thick, with a diameter of 1/2-3/4. They are versatile in mosaics as well as general craft and decoration projects. Color, shape, and size may vary from batch to batch, due to the artisanal manufacturing process.

These gems are sold by weight and, because of the varying piece sizes, we cannot guarantee the quantity in each order.

These tiles are only sold in 1, 2, 4, 8, and 16 ounce lots as well as sample cards. One ounce contains about 7 pieces.

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