This pendant by the late Gordman Glass is a serious collector’s piece from 2013, marked #10 on the back. Built around a dark teardrop form, the main body features Gordman’s fume work with a set opal at the center, giving the piece a deep, dimensional glow that shifts as the light moves through it.
The sculptural side accents are made in OG Moss, an extinct green color that adds even more rarity to the piece. The color frames the teardrop beautifully, bringing an earthy contrast to the darker body and giving the pendant a sharp, elegant silhouette. Up top, the encased opal adds another flash of blue-green fire, tying the whole design together with that classic heady-glass depth.
This is not just a wearable pendant, it is a signed and numbered Gordman piece from over a decade ago. Between the 2013 date, the #10 marking, the fume work, the opals, and the use of extinct OG Moss, this pendant carries real history, rarity, and legacy value.
