The 2" Eli Mazet Seahorse Glass Pendant is a handcrafted, made-in-the-USA glass pendant built for collectors and glass heads who want their art on a chain, not just on a shelf. At about 2 inches (50.8mm), it’s small enough for daily wear but detailed enough to show off Eli’s signature style and torch skills. If you’re into American functional glass and want a piece you can flex at the shop, shows, or seshes, this is that little seahorse that always gets a second look.
Why You’ll Love It
- Real-deal torch art — Handcrafted by Eli Mazet in Eugene, OR, so you’re wearing work from a well-known American glass artist, not a factory mold.
- Perfect daily-wear size — Around 2 inches (50.8mm) gives you a pendant that stands out but doesn’t feel chunky or heavy on your neck.
- Detailed seahorse sculpting — Textured fins, curves, and body lines catch the light and show off the shaping work from every angle.
- Conversation piece, not just jewelry — Glass heads and non-smokers alike recognize it as art, so it’s an easy icebreaker at shows, shops, and festivals.
- Support American glass — Made in Eugene, Oregon, this piece backs the same U.S. glass scene that makes your favorite bongs and rigs.
- Light-catching glass — Smooth glass surfaces reflect and refract light, so your seahorse looks different in sunlight, club lighting, and low light.
Best For
This pendant is made for glass collectors who already obsess over lineups in their cases and want something from a respected artist they can actually wear. It also hits for anyone who loves ocean-themed art and wants a piece that pairs nicely with the rest of their smoke shop gear without screaming “paraphernalia” when you’re out in public.
How to Wear & Style It
Thread the pendant onto your favorite chain, leather cord, or hemp rope and adjust the length so the seahorse sits where you like—chest-level if you want it front and center, or a little higher for a more subtle flex. Because the footprint is compact, it layers well with other necklaces without tangling up your whole setup.
It’s one of those pieces that works just as well with a hoodie at the sesh as it does with a button-up at dinner, making it an easy everyday companion alongside your favorite accessories. When you’re not wearing it, you can even stand it up in a little display spot near your glass to keep it in rotation as part of your collection.
The Basics
At its core, this is a sculpted glass pendant with a seahorse profile—curved body, curled tail, and defined head and fin details. There’s an integrated loop or opening in the design to run a chain or cord through, so you don’t need any special hardware to wear it.
Because it’s solid glass, it has a satisfying weight in the hand without feeling like a rock on your neck. You’ll feel that it’s there—but it won’t drag your chain down or flop around when you move. Think of it as the same kind of attention to form and balance that goes into good rigs and silicone bongs & rigs, just scaled down into a wearable piece.
Care & Handling
Treat it like any other nice glass: avoid dropping it on hard surfaces, don’t toss it loose into a bag with keys, and take it off if you’re doing anything that might slam it into something (sports, yard work, etc.). For cleaning, a soft cloth and a little water or mild soap is usually all you need to wipe away skin oils and keep the glass shining.
If you like to keep your glass lineup spotless, you can stash the pendant safely in a padded box or even in a small section of your storage & packaging setup when you’re not wearing it, so it doesn’t pick up scratches or dust.
Specifications
| Type | Glass pendant (wearable art) |
|---|---|
| Design | Seahorse sculpture |
| Material | Glass |
| Size | Approx. 2 inches (50.8mm) |
| Origin | Handmade in Eugene, OR, USA |
| Maker | Eli Mazet |
| Category | Made in USA glass art |
What You’re Really Getting
You’re not just buying a random pendant—you’re picking up a signed-style piece from an American glass artist whose work lives in heady collections around the country. It’s an easy way to bring some of that gallery energy into your everyday fit without having to baby a giant, fragile piece every time you leave the house.
If you’re already the type to carefully stash your concentrates in dedicated concentrate jars, this pendant fits the same mindset: respect the craft, protect the art, and keep something you love in reach every day.
FAQ
- Is each Eli Mazet seahorse pendant exactly the same?
No—each one is individually torch-worked by Eli, so you’ll see small variations in shaping and details from pendant to pendant. That’s part of the appeal: you’re getting a truly one-of-one piece, not a mass-produced clone. - Does it come with a chain or cord?
This listing is for the glass pendant itself. That way you can pair it with whatever chain, leather, or cord matches your style, or swap between looks just like you swap between different rigs and dab tools. - How fragile is the glass?
It’s solid, quality glass and feels sturdy in the hand, but at the end of the day, glass is still glass. Normal daily wear is fine, just avoid hard drops, major impacts, or tossing it loose in a pocket or bag with metal objects. - How do I clean and shine it up?
Take it off the chain, then gently wipe it with a soft, non-abrasive cloth. If it’s really smudged, use a bit of mild soap and water, rinse, and dry fully before wearing again. No harsh chemicals or abrasive pads needed. - Can I wear it while showering or swimming?
Glass itself won’t mind water, but the real concern is your chain or cord, plus the risk of knocking it against tile, pool edges, or rocks. Most people choose to pop it off before water activities, just like they’d move their rigs off a wet dab mat before cleaning day. - Is this the same quality as high-end functional glass?
Yes—this is made by a working American glass artist using the same type of care and craftsmanship you’d expect in headier pieces. It’s just expressed as wearable art instead of a pipe or rig, which makes it easier to show off outside the house. - Does this piece have any hidden function?
No hidden smoke function here—this one’s strictly a pendant and piece of glass art. If you’re looking for functional glass to go with it, you can check out the rest of our silicone pipes and smokeware for your daily driver needs.