Listed here gold, silver, palladium, copper and alloy leaf and foil, and silver wire.

Leaf and Foil are very thin and delicate, therefore, only sold by the book. Foil is substantially thicker than Leaf and a lot easier to handle. Still, both require careful handling. If not dealt with properly, gold and silver leaf will burn off in the flame, whereas foil will tolerate being left in the flame longer. Palladium, even though a leaf, is nearly impossible to burn off when applied properly.

Fine (.999 pure) Silver Wire and Strips are used to draw dots, stripes and countless other silver designs on glass while working it in the torch. Also used in fuming. Only fume with adequate ventilation and proper instruction.

Gold Leaf and Foil
 3 Choices of Leaf, 1 Foil, from $37.00 to $74.00 per book.

	Used to make classic gold leaf and foil beads as well as other decorations. Super Heavy Gold Leaf pictured.
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Moon Gold Leaf
 $59.00

	21 kt Moon Gold has palladium and silver as the balance of its makeup and has a pink or Champagne tone.
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Silver Leaf and Foil and Ultra Thick Foil
 1 Leaf, 2 Choices of Foil, from $10.00 to $16.00 per book, $4.50 per foot.

	The Ultra Thick Silver Foil is about as thick as kitchen aluminum foil. It can be cut with scissors, knife or die cut by placing between sheets of paper and using ordinary paper punches. Ultra Thick Foil pictured.
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Palladium Leaf
 $49.00

		Palladium is a warm silver in color, that when heated in a gentle flame, will begin to change to metallic iridescent peacock blues, purples and greens. Increase the flame heat and palladium will return to a warm silver color. The colors are further enhanced during annealing. Pictured are two views of the same bead. Approximately 11 mm X 15 mm.
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Copper Leaf
 $6.00

	Extra large size leaves, this economical metal can create interesting effects.
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Silver Wire and Strips
 5 round gages, 3 strip widths, 2 assortments, from $3.50 to $66.50

	Use fine (.999 pure) silver wire and strips to draw dots, stripes and countless other silver designs on glass while working it in the torch. Also used in fuming. Only fume with adequate ventilation and proper instruction.
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