Annealing Temperature range is 505- 520 Celsius.

Additional working notes from our customer and tester, Liza DeLuca, said:

"In its rod form, this lovely shade of pastel green is solid and concentrated in its appearance.

In the flame, it melts easily allowing stringers to be pulled with ease and beads to be shaped using graphite rollers.

The stringers appeared to remain concentrated in colour and dense in appearance.

The body of the bead however shows separation of glass, most likely occurring during the melting and making process of the bead.

It created a fine line, almost looking like a fracture, but on closer inspection, it looked like the glass had curdled and separated.

The disc beads were made using a graphite roller, and if not brushed by the flame to remove surface ripples, the glass can take on a two-tone appearance, creating a variation of colour.

This is a beautiful shade of pastel green, looking more like sage but complementing the transparent lime green beautifully!"