Gold Purple Dots COE90

Gold Purple dots are a true violet with plenty of movement in the color: slices shift from a deep grape to a lighter, almost lavender purple across a single face, with streaks and a slight translucency at the edges. No two dots are quite the same shade.

Each dot is about 2 to 3 mm thick, cut from 6 mm cane, made from Bullseye glass and rated COE90; fuse it with COE90 glass only. The streaking means no two dots match, which suits anything organic. Cluster them as grapes on a cream dish, use them as violets on a pale green base, or set a few on white so the lighter veins show through.

How does gold purple behave on a base?
It is dense enough to read as solid purple on black and shows its lighter streaks best on white, where a little light gets through the rims. The variation gives a field of these dots a hand-made look. Good for grapes, violets, amethyst-style jewelry and any purple that should not look flat.

Specifications

• SKU: 172310
• COE: COE90 (combine only with glass of the same COE)
• Made from: Bullseye glass
• Sold as: one 1 oz bag, about 150 to 200 dots
• Dot size: about 2 to 3 mm thick, cut from 6 mm cane; diameter varies slightly
• Color: Gold purple, a mid violet with light and dark streaking; opaque to semi-opaque

Description updated: September 4, 2026

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