Trick or treat!

Enjoy this pate de verre focal bead pendant and you will be the toast of the pumpkin parade! Wear it all fall and celebrate the season.


Happy Halloween!

Pate de Verre and PMC: GeltDesigns at 2008 PMC Conference

Learn a new technique! Join GeltDesigns at the PMC Conference July 17-20, 2008 and we will show you how to create pate de verre glass components and then combine them with metal clay to create truly unique art.

GeltDesigns published in Metal Clay Connections

The third volume of Metal Clay Connections, the PMC Connection Quarterly Newsletter just came out and GeltDesigns has two pieces in the Gallery: Keum Bo, Gold and More.
Check it out!

Join us and learn how to make the toggle clasp in "Dogwood" and the "Gilded Web" earrings published in the Metal Clay Connections Gallery at Accents in Rockville, Maryland on the following dates:

• Earrings: April 27, 2007 (10-2)
  
• Hook & eye clasps: May 11, 2007 (10-2)

Do you want to see the original? Please visit Accents where both "Dogwood" and "Gilded Web" are currently on display.

GeltDesigns in Lark's 500 Earrings

It is on the bookshelf! Lark's 500 Earrings: New Directions in Contemporary Jewelry is now in a store near you. This wonderful book was juried by Alan Revere. Turn to page 226 and you will find a full page devoted to a pair of GeltDesigns mixed media earrings. Enjoy!

GeltDesigns Published in Making Designer Mixed Media Jewelry

Check it out! Making Designer Mixed Media and Memory Jewelry will be hitting the streets in a few days. This exciting new book features one of our earring designs and detailed instructions on how to make it yourself. Enjoy!

Reach for the Best

Reach for the Best

Perhaps you were out bid on GeltDesigns donations to the Maret scholarship auction. Do not despair! Bid aggressively this weekend at the Murch Auction. Help the District of Columbia Public School children "Reach for the Best!" with these lovely hand made cuff bracelets. Enjoy!

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Pate de Verre Beads

GeltDesigns is proud to announce its new line of pate de verre beads and jewelry!


Pate de verre means "paste of glass." All our pate de verre beads and components are unique pieces of art glass requiring multiple kiln firings over a three day period. Once complete, each pate de verre piece is hand set in precious metals for a wearable work of art. Enjoy!

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