Transparent pink in 104?
 

I want a pink that had enough color to be seen but won't turn milky when I work it awhile. I had a great bead but I used rose quartz and it got white areas in it.
I tried vetro pink transparent but it was too light.
I know someone here can help me. please.....:smile:

Think. Depression glass pink...

I see CIM blush. That looks good. Does this stay transparent?

CIM blush is my favorite glass.

CIM Pink Champagne stays transparent, but it's a color shifter if you can work with that (I know I can't)
http://www.creationismessy.com/color.aspx?id=35

Effetre 591067 Rose Quartz.

Well....I agree with Liz.
also...I hate to even mention Devardi b/c the stuff I got was pitiful(don't flame me I know some of you love it and use it) but they do have a REALLY pretty pink. If you can deal with the preheating/annealing and little pieces of who-knows-what embedded inside of it, then it's a nice pink glass.

I don't think I can deal with that. It shouldn't be that hard to work a glass. But I digress, it is gorgeous!

I luv CIM blush! Stays transparent and is nice and pink.

I think I will try the CIM blush. Keep your fingers crossed.

Reichenbach Pink Lady

There is a CIM Rose Quartz Odd that is the prettiest transparent pink, but has to be worked hot the whole time to keep it from becoming milky. It has a a bit more color than Blush if you can find it.



-Echo :)

Echo,
That is really pretty! I used regular rose quartz but got those milky spots. I can't risk it on a bead that takes me over an hour to create. Love it on your example though :)

Carolyn,
I have pink lady and I love it! It leans a little more to the ruby/fuchsia side. The bead I am creating needs to be a nice clear true pink.

Elizabeth,
I never tried Effetre pink. I will try that one too! Thanks!

BoulderGmonkey,
I think I will order the blush too. Thanks for the transparency info! I will let you know!

Make sure you get the Effetre Rose Quartz 067 (not the Pink 068 ).

It is completely transparent, not at all milky.

Oh thank you...I appreciate that!

I use Devardi fuschia. The color is beautiful and never turns grey. I use it in place of rubino oro. It is a little shocky.