Anklet types available:
Amber
Amethyst
Bells
Black Onyx

Fiber Optic Cats-eye Anklets

Fiber optic cat's eye glass anklets in a variety of colors.

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Deep Rose Cats-eye Glass Anklet
Cats eye glass in a unique color best described as a deep rose, or dark pink.
Similar colored faceted crystal bead has finish that reflects light back in a variety of colors. Tiny silver-lined seed beads cap the crystal beads for added sparkle. The clasp is sterling silver.
B506AN

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Light Gray
Very light gray (almost white) beads, with occasional faceted crystals with special AB finish, giving them a colorful sparkle.
These items are strung on a cable made of very thin filaments of steel wire with a plastic coating. This makes the final product as strong as possible, without sacrificing flexibility. The cable relaxes and drapes even more over time.
B508AN

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Blue and Green
Combination of blue, aqua, and green 4mm round fiber optic beads. Tiny silver-lined seed beads separate the three colors. Sterling silver lobster clasp.
B507AN

Shimmering Sapphire Anklet
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10"...$15.70
12"...$18.41

Midnight Black Anklet
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10"...$9.00
12"...$10.00

What is cats-eye glass?

Cats-eye glass gets its name from cats-eye gemstone, both which share similar light refracting properties.

Like the gemstone, when the glass bead is turned side to side under a light source, light reflects off of tiny filaments perpendicular to the 'grain', or lay of the individual slivers.

In the case of natural stone, the filaments are either leftover minerals from when the stone was formed, or a result of how the stone itself crystalized.

In glass one process of mimicing a natural occurance involves the fusion of tiny glass slivers into one large block. This large solid block is then cut and polished to best show off its unique refracting properties.