Fair warning: if you’re going to try to mold uranium glass in a microwave kiln, you might want to not later use the oven for preparing food. Just a thought. The powdered uranium glass then goes ...

I vividly remember the first time I saw uranium glass. In daylight, the antique bowl looked ordinary—pale green, transparent glass with a decorative rim—but under a UV light, it transformed ...

Uranium glass, often called “vaseline glass” due to its yellow-green glow under UV light, exists in its own ultra-unique realm of Depression glass. This type of glass contains small amounts of ...

Popular items at thrift stores include vintage cast iron cookware, mid-century modern furniture and uranium glass. Thrift store employees use tools like Google Lens to help identify unfamiliar items.

Here, uranium has made vibrant green glass that glows under ultra-violet light. One cabinet features a bottle from every state, including Georgia’s submission of an early Coca-Cola bottle that ...

Through the end of the nineteenth century and until the mid-twentieth century, uranium was widely used, for example, in the colouring of glass, giving it a greenish–yellow hue (from UO 2 ...