Uranium glass (also known as "Vaseline" glass due to its petroleum jelly color) contains uranium oxide. If you place it under a black light, it glows. That glow means it's radioactive.

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The yellow or yellow-green, greasy appearance of petroleum jelly gives Vaseline glass its name. Its color comes from a small amount of uranium oxide content. This type of glass, according to Sue C ...

Vaseline glass was popular from 1890 to 1930 in lamps, doorknobs, medicine bottles, drapery ties, candlesticks, vanity sets and decanters. It was even made into complete table settings for daily use.

WHILE VASELINE GLASS may have a rather unappealing name, the antique tableware—distinguished by its radiant yellow-green hue—is anything but. Typically seen in the form of Victorian-style ...

Vaseline glass was popular from 1890 to 1930 in lamps, door knobs, medicine bottles,... Authentic Vaseline glass sought by collectors SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Hence, this is our quick and simple guide on how to use Vaseline or petroleum jelly to get ultra-dewy, glass skin on a budget. 7 April 2023 Easy Guide On How To Use Vaseline To Get Glass Skin At Home ...

Vaseline glass was popular from 1890 to 1930 in lamps, door knobs, medicine bottles,... Authentic 'Vaseline' glass sought by collectors SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

WHILE VASELINE GLASS may have a rather unappealing name, the antique tableware—distinguished by its radiant yellow-green hue—is anything but. Typically seen in the form of Victorian-style ...