- Cobalt glass—known as "smalt" when ground as a pigment—is a deep blue coloured glass prepared by including a cobalt compound...
- Reproduction cobalt glass meant to mimic old Depression glass is usually of fairly poor quality and can have a slightly greasy feel to it in comparison to old pieces.
- Cobalt glass is a type of colored glass that has been used for hundreds of years, primarily because of its striking color and wide range of uses.
- While Cobalt blue glass has been discovered in archeological sites around the globe, it wasn't until the late 19th-century that the colored glass started to be used...
- Cobalt blue glass increases the oxygen frequency in the water. The deep cobalt blue has been described as the womb of divine consciousness.
- Featured image of post Mexican Cobalt Blue Glassware - This unique mexican drinkware rocks glass has a cobalt blue swirl design throughout the glass.
- Cobalt glass is the deep blue combination of glass and cobalt metal, with the blue coloring resulting from the cobalt inclusions.
- A vivid blue Glass that contains Cobalt oxide as a colorant. Cobalt glass was manufactured as early as the 2nd millennium BCE (Odgen 1982).
- Cobalt blue glass can provide adequate protection from UV light because the deep blue tint absorbs more light than clear glass.
- Cobalt glass also known as smalt is a deep blue coloured glass highly valued for its hue and historical significance.
