Marigold Opalescent Dots COE96

Marigold Opalescent dots are a rich golden yellow that tips toward orange at the edges, the color of the flower rather than a lemon. The slices are opaque and glossy, and a pile of them reads a shade deeper and warmer than a plain yellow would.

Each dot is about 2 to 3 mm thick, cut from 6 mm cane, and rated COE96; combine it only with COE96 glass. Gold reads warmer than yellow on every base. Use it for marigold and sunflower heads on green, honeycomb cells on a brown base, egg yolk on a white plate, or as the golden step in a harvest border. It pairs naturally with orange and dark amber in an autumn palette.

How does marigold read on a base?
Fully opaque, so it holds as a warm gold on black, white or clear. On black it looks like egg yolk; on white it reads as a mellow orange-yellow. It suits marigolds and sunflowers, autumn leaves, honey and beeswax themes, and the warm yellow in a fire or harvest polka field.

Specifications

• SKU: 153863
• COE: COE96 (combine only with glass of the same COE)
• 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: Marigold, a golden orange-yellow opalescent; opaque

Description updated: September 4, 2026

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