AethersAtelier
Glass Name Necklace
Glass Name Necklace
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Your name, suspended in pure light.
Glass has stood for clarity, purity and transformation for centuries. Unlike metal or stone it lives with the light, shifting and sparkling as you move, so the letters seem to float weightless and luminous against the skin.
Choose a name or up to eight letters and wear your own story in glass — a quietly personal piece for birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, bridesmaids, or simply for treating yourself.
Details & Dimensions→
Pendant Dimensions: first letter approx. 17–19 mm (height and width); subsequent letters approx. 13–16 mm in classic cursive script, 15–18 mm in all-caps vintage script
Example: a 5-letter name is approx. 70 mm wide × 20 mm high
Personalisation: up to 8 characters
The Craft — Lampwork Glass→
Each letter is hand-sculpted using the Lampwork technique, a tradition reaching back to ancient Egypt and Venice. Worked at over 1000°C, the borosilicate glass turns molten and honey-like, allowing seamless joins and the organic, flowing shapes impossible in other materials. Colour is melted into the glass itself, so its depth and luminosity never fade.
Slow kiln-annealing then locks in the structural integrity, creating a pendant that looks delicate yet is remarkably durable. The subtle variations left by hand-sculpting are your guarantee that no two pieces are ever quite the same.
Care→
Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth; avoid hard impacts; store in a jewelry box when not worn, away from hard objects that could scratch.
Shipping, Gifting & Returns→
Made to order — ships within 1 week. Your piece arrives in signature gift packaging; leave a note at checkout and we’ll pack gifts separately with a personal message.
Bulk or bespoke orders are made to a separate timeline — message us and we’ll confirm the lead time with you.
Orders can be cancelled within 24 hours of purchase. We gladly accept returns of new, unworn pieces within 14 days of delivery — return postage is the customer’s responsibility.
