This blue murano glass necklace is a two strand necklace, and it is actually made by my mother-in-law! I really like it a lot, I think she did a great job with it! We made necklaces and jewelry together all the time when she visited me and my husband in december. That was so fun! I love to have a friend or company when I bead. We both made several necklaces, I think I made two rhinestone bead necklaces. My mother-in-law made two glass necklaces, one being the Blue Murano Glass Necklace.
Now I can se it clearly: Silver foil beads are so pretty!
Murano glass beads in necklace designs
The murano glass pendants and beads are very useful in jewelry making and beading 
They come in many shapes, rounds, squares, hearts and more. In the Blue Murano Glass Necklace we have used a blue murano glass coin (silver foil coin) bead, they are great to use as focals in your necklaces.
But when you have such a heavy focal as this murano glass coin you will need bigger beads. So we collected lots of different glass beads, a few golden fire polish beads some then some blue/golden crackle beads. We even used some blue lampwork beads which I have had in my beading stash for a long time now! I’m happy that they found a new home in the murano glass necklace. 
It’s so funny, I have not really noticed how beautiful the murano glass (or silver foil) beads are until now. I guess it’s because they have been around for a while now and it’s easy to become “blind” over some common beads. But I will not for get them now! I’m going to look for some new rounds to use my own new murano glass necklaces.
The Blue Murano Glass Necklace
Close up of the Blue Murano Glass Necklace
