Opal Glitter
The material appears yellowish-red to pink in transmitted light and blue in the scattered light. The phenomenon is named after the appearance of opals. There are different degrees of opalescent. Examples are the blue sky in the daytime and the yellowish-red sky at sunset. You will not be disappointed in the gorgeous display of colors that reflect in this glitter. '
The material appears yellowish-red to pink in transmitted light and blue in the scattered light. The phenomenon is named after the appearance of opals. There are different degrees of opalescent. Examples are the blue sky in the daytime and the yellowish-red sky at sunset. You will not be disappointed in the gorgeous display of colors that reflect in this glitter. '
The material appears yellowish-red to pink in transmitted light and blue in the scattered light. The phenomenon is named after the appearance of opals. There are different degrees of opalescent. Examples are the blue sky in the daytime and the yellowish-red sky at sunset. You will not be disappointed in the gorgeous display of colors that reflect in this glitter. '
