PENDANT MURANO GLASS MILLEFIORI VENICE

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Pendant Murano glass Millefiori on mounting, silver sterling 925 or silver gold plated.

A classic jewelry of Murano, accompanied by a small chain.

Diameter : 32 mm

Jewellery made by craftsmen in Italy

Supplied with 1mm sterling silver 925 silver snake chain or 1mm 18K gold plated snake chain.

Delivered in a quality box, a jewel ready to offer.

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PENDANT MURANO GLASS MILLEFIORI VENICE
Pendant Murano glass Millefiori on mounting, silver sterling 925 or silver gold plated.
A classic jewelry of Murano, accompanied by a small chain.

Diameter : 32 mm

Jewellery made by craftsmen in Italy
Supplied with 1mm sterling silver 925 silver snake chain or 1mm 18K gold plated snake chain.
Delivered in a quality box, a jewel ready to offer.
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Strapping pendant gold Plated or Silver sterling 925

The result of a piece of jewelry millefiori is obtained by the fusion of rods of multicolored glass, juxtaposed in a specific order in a table with sections that repeat the same regular pattern (rose, fleurette, star, etc). This combination itself stretched in wand, may in turn enter into new combinations more and more complicated and so on so as to form a kind of mosaic adorned. Glass millefiori is worked in hot as the parison ordinary, by blow moulding or by casting. The sections of the rods are sometimes covered in a mass of colourless glass. This process allows endless decorative effects, was already known to the verriers gallo-romans ; it was brought to its perfection, to the xv^e and xvi^e centuries, by the Venetians in their famous glass factories of Murano, whose works will be everywhere imitated.