Premium Uranium Glass Shards | Raw Yellow Vaseline Chips | Safe Radioactive Fragments for DIY Jewelry & Crafts | Pieces That Glows Under UV Light (0.4–11 oz)

Discover real yellow Vaseline glass shards, hand-crushed from vintage uranium glassware. These UV reactive fragments glow a vivid neon green under black light, thanks to their natural uranium content. Each chip has its own distinct yellow hue and raw, jagged form – perfect for adding a touch of glowing mystery to your craft.

✨ What You Get:
A sealed gold-foil pouch filled with premium glowing uranium glass chips – ideal for gifting, collecting, or using safely in your DIY projects.

✅ Safe & Unique Material:
This glass contains a trace amount of natural radiation, comparable to antique ceramics and watches. It’s safe to handle, display, and use in resin art, jewelry-making, mosaics, and more.

⚠️ Caution: These are real glass shards – sharp and not intended for children. Use gloves and care. By purchasing, you accept all responsibility.

🎯 Great For:
Crystal collectors, UV-reactive art lovers, resin crafters, witchy creators, and anyone drawn to radioactive vintage aesthetics or glowing materials.

🧪 What is Uranium Glass & Why Is It Called Vaseline?

Uranium glass dates back to the early 19th century, with the first known production by Josef Riedel in Bohemia (modern-day Czech Republic) around the 1830s–1840s. Uranium was added in oxide form to melted glass mixtures, creating brilliant yellow-green hues that fluoresce intensely under UV light. The practice spread throughout Europe and America, especially in Victorian and Art Deco periods.

The term "Vaseline glass" originated in the United States. American collectors in the early 20th century noticed that certain yellow-green translucent glassware resembled the look of petroleum jelly (Vaseline). While all Vaseline glass is uranium glass, not all uranium glass is Vaseline — the name refers specifically to its pale yellow appearance.