With an eerie green glow, uranium glass jewelry is the ultimate Halloween accessory And although it’s spooky, science says it’s safe Czech bead necklaces made with uranium glass.

Depression glass, known for its vibrant colors and affordability, became a household staple during the 1920s through the 1950s. You might recognize these pieces in grandma's china cabinet as the amber ...

German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth discovered the element in 1789, and glassmakers later began using it to colour glass in shades ranging from bright green to pale yellow.

One of the most popular and exciting glass types for collectors is uranium glass. I like to call it “the green glass that glows.” Uranium dioxide has been used to make glass for centuries.