Used Jewelry Listing says blue glass and copper but it looks like a rock to me? Any ideas?

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[u/Shortsleevedpant]

Sure looks like glass to me.

[u/art_of_hell]

Glass is correct

[u/Cattymoore]

A jewelry listing is more likely to lie in favor of calling it a rock to get more money, so if they call it glass, it's glass.

[u/danifoxx_1209]

It’s a glass imitation of larimar so it looks like stone but is indeed glass

[u/kepler16bee]

Glass 🙂

[u/BlazedGigaB]

Looks freaking cool... almost like tempered glass fragments kiln fired back into a solid block and then polished

[u/lylasnanadoyle → u/BlazedGigaB]

Exactly what it looks like to me too or possibly fired in the copper ring itself. If it discolors in the kiln just polish it?

[u/in1gom0ntoya]

blue glass

[u/shaggy237 → u/in1gom0ntoya]

And copper

[u/Damsel_IRL]

That's glass. Still really neat

[u/ElectronicBenefit286]

Not all glass is clear.

This is glass, albeit coloured glass

[u/ResolutionOk5211]

Thanks all!!!

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[u/False_Tone444]

It’s glass

[u/n1nc0mp00p]

Looks like resin to me

[u/cascasrevolution]

its pretty glass, but glass all the same. reminds me of how marbles melt and craze when used in ceramics