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Mostly it is an ivory colour, and is used more for the interesting things it can do, more like Opal Yellow.
I got a bit of the pink blush on his face. It's very easy to loose the pinkish tone, and harder to get on smaller beads. Getting a glow in the glass makes it go away and you have to work so cool that I am having conniptions about it not cracking.
For this one, the base is Silver Pink as well.
And the back has dots and trails of intense black - which breaks up very nicely on the silver pink provided you keep them thin enough. You can see a little of the subtle pink on the sides, and more of a deep cream further in.
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