
Here is a scrap of my new found treasure rolled onto a bead.
You heat the gold leaf just enough to adhere it to the surface but not so much that it evaporates. It's a little tricky, just work way out in the flame.

The bead underneath the gold leaf is transparent teal and transparent medium blue that was covered with swirls of Kronos II and lightly reduced to a metallic lustre.

I love how the gold fractures and looks like continents on a planet, with little inland waterways and rivers.
This pair is up in my Belvedere etsy shop.
3 comments:
They are gorgeous!
Have these set for my next treasury page...bet they don't stay in your shop long enough to make it there:)
Gorgeous beads, love the ancient ones too and the red ones!
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