FAQ

Murano beads are handmade glass beads produced on the island of Murano, in Venice. They are known for their vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and glass-making techniques that are centuries old.

They are made using torchworking or blown glass techniques, where the glass is heated, shaped, and hand-decorated, sometimes incorporating gold leaf or aventurine for added sparkle.

Yes, Murano glass necklaces are durable and can be worn daily, but like all jewelry, handle them with care to avoid scratching or breaking them.

Store it in a soft cloth to avoid scratches, avoid harsh chemicals and clean it with a mild soap and water solution.

Each bead is unique, hand-blown by master glassmakers using centuries-old Venetian techniques, making it both a work of art and a work of history.

Although durable, these necklaces must be handled with care to avoid scratches and shocks.