Aventurine

An exceptional decorative material which can be used for more than just luxury glass jewelry

The name Aventurine has been derived from the Italian “a ventura”, which means fortuitously or luck.

This is a reference to the fortuitous discovery of aventurine glass, also known as goldstone, at the beginning of the 18th century. Even though the glass was known at an earlier date, artificial goldstone is now the most common imitation of aventurine and sunstone. It can be differentiated from real minerals according to the coarse grains of copper which are distributed in the glass unnaturally evenly.

It is usually golden brown, but it can also be found in blue or black.

luxury use
chatons
jewelry

We offer sparkling Aventurine glass from the PRECIOSA Traditional Czech Glass™ brand in the form of individual pieces that can be further processed for purpose of creating luxury products.

Aventurine is used in the costume jewelry and glass industries in the form of granules that are used to cover glass rods and lampworking rods or to decorate lamp beads. On the other hand, pressing and cutting this exceptional glass can produce luxurious stones and chatons reminiscent of the appearance of aventurine semi-precious stones.

The chatons are used as costume jewelry components or as appliques on textiles, clothing accessories (footwear, handbags, belts) and other items.

 

Packaging:
Individual pieces ca 30 - 1000 g each
 

Packaging

Aventurine

We offer sparkling glass in the form of individual pieces that can be further processed 

 

Packaging:
Individual pieces ca 30 - 1000 g each

Colors

We offer Aventurine in 3 color variants:

13990
metallic bronze
33990
deep space blue
23990
black coal

 

Granules

Use of Aventurine

In the costume jewelry and glass industry, it is used in the form of granules, which are used to coat glass rods and lampworking rods

Lamp Beads

Use of Aventurine

Aventurine is also used to decorate hand made lamp beads

Chatons

Luxuriously Used Aventurine

On the other hand, pressing and cutting this exceptional glass can produce luxurious stones and chatons reminiscent of the appearance of aventurine semi-precious stones.

The chatons are used as costume jewelry components or as appliques on textiles, clothing accessories (footwear, handbags, belts) and other items.
 

CONTACT

For further information or orders, please contact your dealer

Silvie Nedvědová

Sales representative

for customers from the Czech Republic

Eva Hudská DiS.

Sales Representative

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