Jewelry Articles
Exploring the Enchantment of Lampwork Beads: A Guide to Glasswork Craftsmanship
From Sand to Sparkle: The Journey of Glass
Beads of Fire: Designing Jewelry with Handmade Lampwork Beads
Lampwork Beads vs. Handmade Beads: Exploring the Differences and Popularity
The Fun-Loving Glass Blobs of the Jewelry World
How Lampwork Beads are Perfect for all Occasions
Why Lampwork Beads are Ideal Centerpieces
5 Kinds of Beads You Need In Your Jewelry Collection
Remember when you used to make those plastic bead friendship bracelets in middle school? Those beaded bracelets, alongside beaded necklaces and rings, are back in fashion in 2021!
Beads have been used in jewelry-making since as early as the 15th century. You’ll find varieties of beads in different regions all across the globe. Be it bracelets, necklaces, rings or even anklets — beaded jewelry is not going out of fashion anytime soon!
If you’re not particularly fond of the tiny plastic beads of the 90s, then here are some other bead varieties for you to explore.
How are Lampwork Beads made?
Creative ways to Accessorize with Handmade Jewelry
Handmade Lampwork Beads
Lampwork Beads For A Unique Pair Of Earrings
The art of lampworking is a centuries-old technique for creating beautiful and unique works of glass. Traditionally, the process involved using oil lamps to carefully and precisely mold liquid glass into intricately designed pieces. For most of its history, this technique was restricted to only a handful of artisans in Europe, but the quality of the pieces it produced was too eye-catching to ignore.
Lampworking caught on slowly in America with artists working from scratch to perfect something they had no formal instruction in. Today, the process has been refined enough that lampwork glass beads can be used for just about any kind of jewelry.