Glass

Dichroic glass is a special type of glass known for its dazzling color-shifting properties. Derived from the term "dichroic," meaning "two-colored," it reflects one color while transmitting another, creating a captivating interplay of hues. This effect is achieved by layering microscopic metal oxides onto the glass in a high-vacuum chamber, where each layer filters and reflects light in unique ways. Originally developed for aerospace and optics, dichroic glass has found its way into jewelry and art, where its vibrant, shimmering qualities make each piece uniquely dynamic and eye-catching.