1lb. Devardi Glass Rods Lampwork COE 104~Tr Yel. Green

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Please read entire description before purchasing. One pound imported Devardi glass rods. COE 104. Transparent Yellow Green. Rods come in various lengths and widths, from 6mm to 10mm in width, and 8-12 inches in length. 8mm is most common width. The rods you receive are not the exact ones in the picture, but identical. Mixes well with Moretti and other COE 104 glass. 14 day money back return policy. Happy bidding. 

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Here is a bead we made using different rows of Devardi and Moretti glass to show their compatability. From the left, that's Devardi light opaque marine green, then, moving right, that's Moretti opaque blue, then Devardi trans orange, then Moretti clear, then Devardi opaque Butterscotch. The only color I have had difficulty matching so far is Morettin opaque violet. Not sure why.

TESTIMONIALS:

Hello Natasha, I was so surprised to receive the order this morning. I was busy, so Jim, my husband got to play with the (Devardi) rods. He was very impressed and just posted on LampworkEtc. People on there are still posting, no one has tried these rods. He just posted and told them to order. He told them he had not annealed them yet, but the rods are clean with few bubbles. He liked working with the rods better than working with Moretti. He said your glass is a little stiffer than Moretti. He can build up a larger disc, before melting it down. He stated that good puckers are more easily achieved than with Moretti, because of the stiffness of the glass. He also said he had no problem with bubbling, boiling, or foaming. He said a couple of the semi-opals shattered when introduced into the flame, but that was only 1/8" to 1/4" down the rod. He did not even warm the rods, and it was a very cold morning here. He did not immediately garage them in a kiln. He only put them in vermiculate. None cracked while cooling. If they go through an annealing cycle, we are in business with this glass. Have a good evening. Later, Lois

Hello Natasha, I combined beads with Moretti and Devardi glass today.  They are just about ready to take out of the kiln.

I got anxious and pulled several, and no problems.  I also encased each with the other.  I will know in and hour or so about those.  I think this glass is playing "Nice."

     One other thing you might want to tell your customers.  Many of them are making big hole beads to use on Pandora, Troll, and others.  I made three beads on 1/4" mandrels today and it is much easier to control around the mandrel (with Devardi) than with Moretti.  That little bit of extra stiffness makes all the difference in the world.

Later, Jim (& Lois)

Hello Natasha, I just removed the beads from the kiln.  No cracks whatsoever.  I just posted on LE and told them I warmed the rods, garaged the test beads and no cracks.  The glass played "NICE."  I told them to order, if they wanted to get in on some of the hundred other colors I just saw on a chart.

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