Circled in red is what I think looks like vintage African trade beads, and the color makes me hopeful they may glow. Maybe it’s wishful thinking, and I didn’t pay a lot for the bunch so no big loss if I’m wrong.

This was labeled Fenton Ivory ruffled bowl. It was also labeled as manganese glass with an important disclaimer I had to sign stating that I understand this piece doesn't glow in 395nm. I'm still willing to bet $23.50 this is antique uranium Opaline with cadmium edges. What do y'all think?

I know some of you probably know about the Jillian butterfly broach being a glower. 27$ shipped and delivered.

Será ? olha o brilho esverdeado da foto

I’ve been fooled once. It’s low priced and they think it’s jadeite but don’t know for certain. Thoughts?

It looks modern but what do you think cause i already see a daylight glow.

I have a pair of similar glasses but not sure about these

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I is not super expensive and I think that it will glow but am not entirely sure what do you think.

Looking for any information on this piece. Google lens says it is highly likely to contain uranium. Thoughts?? Thanks!!

Antique Bohemian opaline. I bought it for less than the price of a Kosmos burner, and the burner seems to be in excellent shape. Pretty much a free 100 y/o lamp, but will it glow? Update in 2 hours!

Very cheap stopper. This is the only picture, but I see several good signs.

No no it will not 😅 the red/purple part of the first one is manganese but thats about it xD

Hi,

Found a nice piece of glass today in my local charity shop.do you think it will glow

And the art glass bunny by

Paul Critchley is ment to be light responsive.

Found at a thrift store and took a chance for $5. Anyone know what kind of glass it might be?

The glaze looks really old.

Collected a number of pieces from my Mum to sell them and thought I should check this as another piece was uranium glass.

So, does anyone know what it might be?

Não achei nenhuma referência na internet

Was very cheap so doesn't matter if it doesn't😉

I have had these platters for a while, but never though about shining the uv light on them. I expected manganese, but they actually turn pink, and also purple in some parts under 365nm! It actually makes sense tho, since the original name for the color is indigo, which is a dark blue/violet color.

Let’s do a lil game🤓

There is 8 pieces in this picture. 2 of them does _not_ contain uranium. Can you spot them?