Colour

Northstar?Alaskan Thunder First Quality Rods Alaskan Thunder is a black blue silver color. When worked in an oxidizing flame, NS-111 Alaskan Thunder yields bright metallic blues, greens, and purples. When worked in a neutral flame it yields bright hazy green, white, and cream colors. When worked in a heavily reducing

Northstar Blue Exotic Firsts Quality Rods Blue Exotic: The Exotic family contains the most saturated striking colors in the Northstar family. NS-28 Blue Exotic can yield a mirror like blue metallic finish and if over-reduced an organic earthy tone as well. To keep the Exotics most vibrant, work them in

Northstar Blue Moon Odd Quality Rods Blue Moon is a favorite striking color in the Northstar palette. When worked in an oxidizing flame Blue Moon yields bright metallic blues. When worked in a neutral flame it yields bright hazy greens. When worked in a heavily reducing flame Blue Moon produces

Northstar Dark Orange First Quality Rods NS-006 Dark Orange is a more saturated version of NS-005 Orange. It is well suited for thin?blown work, cane work, or when a deep semi-opaque orange is desired. Because it is?more saturated, be sure to work in an oxidizing flame to prevent muddying. Due

Northstar Dark Ruby First Quality Rods Dark Ruby is the most saturated of the transparent striking rubies Northstar produces. It must be worked in a hot oxidizing flame to prevent liveriness. Because it is so intense it can be easily flame struck. It is most useful for small sculptural accents,

Northstar Green Amber/PurpleFirst Quality Rods Green Amber/Purple is the most intense and exciting of the Northstar Amber/Purple family. It reacts quickly and produces the lushest purplish-blue strike. It can range in color from a pale silvery blue to an opaque to a sea green all the way to cloudy gray.