Uranium is often associated with atomic bombs and nuclear disasters, but for much of its history, it was just a coloring agent used in dishes, jewelry and more.

Is uranium glass dangerous? Technically, uranium glass is radioactive—but at such a low level, it won’t harm you from ordinary handling or from living with pieces on display.

With an eerie green glow, uranium glass jewelry is the ultimate Halloween accessory. A Colorado collector is an expert on the subject.

Fair warning: if you’re going to try to mold uranium glass in a microwave kiln, you might want to not later use the oven for preparing food. Just a thought. The powdered uranium glass then goes ...

Uranium Glass: The Radioactive Glassware That Could Be Hiding In Plain Sight Uranium glass looks pretty normal until you get it under ultraviolet light.

Uranium in Glass, Glazes, and Enamels Object Details Author Strahan, Donna Editor Hawks, Catherine A. Butts, Susan H. Citation Strahan, Donna. 2011. "Uranium in Glass, Glazes, and Enamels." In Health ...

Uranium glass occupies a little-known niche in the collectables world, whose members appreciate its soft color and distinctive glow, which comes from the uranium added as the glass was created.

BITS ‘N’ PIECESAlthough uranium is often associated with atomic bombs and nuclear disasters, for much of its history, it was just another colouring agent. German chemist Martin Heinrich ...