I’m new to collecting things that are not uranium and cadmium, im collecting those, selenium, lead, and manganese peach and green! I’ve had a bad time finding selenium and am not sure what it looks like under the 365 100% so here’s what might be selenium! I’d really like your guys’ opinions!

I have yet to see a selenium glow in person so I was pretty unsure about this piece. It is SO vibrant, but only on the flowers. I failed to notice the made in China stickers at the bottom before I purchased them, and that has raised several red flags.

Opinions would be greatly appreciated

Bought all of these pieces at a single estate sale because I like collecting glass. Didn't know they would glow.

I’m too in love and 20% off couldn’t keep me from leaving without it

I now have 3! Had one and found two for $8 each!!!

Or cadmium?

Selenium was also used as an amber colorant. These also contain uranium and lead xD. Fry42 Amber, I believe is the pattern for this stem.

my first post here !

Can it be a mixed of Cadnium + Selenium?

This one reminds me so much of fireworks!

Thankful my best friend for helping me customize a handmade necklace！！

I just couldn't see it until I showed a 395 light to her! She was totally green under 365.

Went to the trift on my birthday, picked up this Dalian Glass Co. "Snowflake" bud vase :)

Cadmium and Selenium combo, though it's not very strong, thus the light direction on the bottom and top of the vase seperately. Lighting is normal, 365nm, and 395nm. Pictures don't do it justice, but it's awesome to watch the color shift based on the wavelength in person.