Glow in the dark beads

What makes glow in the dark beads glow?

Glow in the dark beads contain a substance called phosphors that becomes charged when exposed to light. It then emits that light slowly when removed from a light source. These luminous beads can be used to create jewelry, decorate clothing, or add a distinct glow to any project where custom beadwork is desired.

Glow in the dark bead sizes, shapes and colors

Glow in the dark beads come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. Shapes include circles, stars, teardrops, crescent moons, hexagons, columns, flowers, skull beads with glowing eyes, and more. Alphabetical letter beads let you add custom names and phrases to your beaded projects and zodiac beads let you personalize them to a birth month. Food-grade silicone glow in the dark chew beads with pre-printed designs are also available.

Glow in the dark bead styles and colors can be mixed and matched to give you countless options for creating unique, fashionable looks. Mixing a variety of beads can create ornate fashion statements or you can use all the same sizes and colors for a simpler look that glows in the dark. The options are unlimited and can suit styles from casual to formal. They are also available as pre-designed necklaces and bracelets in a variety of different styles with assorted chains and pendants included. Options include designs for fashion, fun for kids, and even Catholic rosary prayer necklaces for use in worship.

Glow in the dark beads are available loose or in kits

Glow in the dark beads are available as loose beads that can be used to build your own bead collections or you can choose a glow in the dark bead kit that includes an assortment of bead colors, sizes, and styles that complement each other for use in your jewelry-making projects.

Materials used to make glow in the dark beads

Glow in the dark beads can be made of materials such as glow stones, silicone, plastic, acrylic, resin, Lucite, and glass. Some are mixed with silver-plated alloys, zinc alloys, stainless steel, or other metals when combined to create glowing pendant jewelry.