German Glass Glitter from Meyer Imports. Available in a variety of colors and 4 different grit sizes: Super Fine (100 grit), Fine (90 grit), Medium (80 grit), and Chunky (70) grit. Sold in 1 oz. jars.
German Glass Glitter from Meyer Imports is the most classic and beautiful form of glitter you can findsimple, sparkling, and endlessly versatile. Made from finely ground glass, this glitter catches the light with a radiant brilliance that plastic glitters simply cant match. Available in a wide range of colors and four distinct grit sizes to suit any creative project: 100 grit (Ultra Fine, like powdered sugar), 90 grit (Fine, like fine sand), 80 grit (Medium, like raw sugar), and 70 grit (Chunky, like kosher salt). Perfect for adding vintage shimmer to Christmas ornaments, epoxy resin castings, greeting cards, and scrapbooking projects. Over time, the silver coating develops a soft patina, giving your work a distinctive vintage, heirloom look. Because its made of glass, this glitter is biodegradable and environmentally friendlyan elegant, sustainable choice for crafters who care about the planet.
Use any white glue that dries clear to affix glitter glass to your projects, such as Heavy Body Gel or Decoupage Varnish and Glue by Pentart.
Please note: Because it is made from real glass, this product is not for use by children and is intended for use exclusively by adult artists and crafters and should be handled with care. Keep out of reach of children and animals.
FAQS:
What is German Glass Glitter:
German glass glitter is finely ground crushed glass glitter, coated in real silver and produced in Germany in a region that has been creating crystal for over 100 years. It is used in arts and crafts and decor. Its more coarse than regular glitter and is not recommended for kids. German glass glitter also develops a unique patina over time, giving it a vintage, retro finish.
How to use German Glass Glitter:
German Glass Glitter adds a touch of sparkle to nearly any creative project. Its perfect for resin art, handmade cards, and holiday ornaments, as well as for creating dazzling seasonal centerpieces by filling glass vases or highlighting home dcor with shimmering color. Breathe new life into old craftsrevamp ceramic figurines, picture frames, or wall art with a glimmering finish. This glitter also works beautifully in wedding and jewelry designs, on silk flowers, polymer clay castings, or as a decorative accent on pinecones and pumpkins for a frosted, jewel-like shimmer.
How to affix and seal German Glass Glitter:
Any white glue that dries clear will keep your glitter in place, such as Heavy Body Gel or Decoupage Varnish and Glue by Pentart. For extra hold, use spray lacquer or urethane after the glue is dry to keep the glitter in place and reduce tarnishing.
Does German Glass Glitter tarnish over time?
Yes. Because its coated in real silver, it naturally develops a soft patina as it ages, giving your creations a warm, antique glow that enhances their character and charm.
