Vintage glass in shades of green offer lots to choose from: vintage lampwound beads from Japan ca. 1940’s, pressed glass in givre’ styles from West Germany ca. 1940’s, and various glass finds from Czechoslovakia ca. 1930’s – 1950’s. Be inspired to ‘go green’ for the coming Spring season & especially for upcoming St Patrick’s Day lovelies.

Vintage Glass: Shades of Green

Vintage Lucite in a palette of green work into designs fit for any season. Most of these plastic selections were made in the early 1960’s-early 1980’s by Best Plastics of Providence, Rhode Island. When the company cleaned out the last of its warehouse contents after not producing beads for over 25 years, they called us. And the rest is BP bead history.

Vintage Lucite: Shades of Green

Vintage Swarovski in majestic Green Turmaline is a treasure unto itself. No longer produced by Swarovski, this rare and lush color has become coveted by designers and collectors alike. Very limited in availability, we are ‘lucky’ to have it in our clutches. Add that touch of sparkle to your Saint Patty’s Day designs that only Swarovski can provide.

Vintage Swarovski: Shades of Green

Vintage Pendants in green take on the look of Jade. These were made ca. 1940’s in Japan where the trend of the era was to replicate precious gems and stones such as lapis, turquoise, quartz and of course, dark Jade. These stylized pendants are often referred to as ‘carved’ because of their detailed designs. However, they were actually pressed in molds when the glass was molten hot.

Vintage Pendants: Shades of Green