1.5″ BLUE & YELLOW DOT PENDANT

The 1.5" Blue & Yellow Dot Pendant is a handcrafted glass pendant built for people who like their accessories loud but still easy to wear every day. That bright blue-and-yellow dot work hits hard enough to get noticed, without drifting into cartoony territory. At 1.5 inches (38mm), it lands right in the sweet spot where it feels present on your chest but never in the way.

Why It Works

• Instant focal piece — The bold blue and yellow dot pattern pulls the eye immediately, so one pendant does the work of stacking multiple chains.
• Dialed-in size — At 1.5 inches (38mm), it hangs with real presence but still sits comfortably for all-day wear.
• Actual glass art — Each pendant is torch-made, so you’re getting a small one-off piece, not something stamped out by the thousands.
• From couch fits to show nights — Looks just as good over a hoodie as it does next to a clean button-up or dress.
• Personality without the noise — The colors are loud, but the clean dot layout keeps it from feeling busy or overdesigned.
• Easy "one and done" accessory — Perfect if you don’t want to think too hard about matching jewelry every time you head out.

Best For

This pendant is made for people who like glass enough to care about the details, but don’t want their jewelry to feel fragile or high-maintenance. If you’ve already got a favorite rig and a couple go-to pieces you reach for before every sesh, this just becomes part of that ritual. It also hits for anyone who wants something more unique than what you’ll find in big-box smoke shop products displays.

How to Wear It

Most people run a pendant like this on a simple cord or chain so the glass stays the star. A thin black cord gives it that relaxed, low-key street look; a simple silver or gold-tone chain pushes it more into dressed-up territory. You can keep it higher on the chest for a tighter fit, or drop it lower if you like that loose, layered style with other basics behind it.

If you’re into stacking, this pendant works best as the main piece with simpler chains or cords around it. The blue and yellow dot work already brings a lot of color, so you don’t need much else fighting for attention. When you take it off, parking it on a soft dab mat or cloth by your keys and wallet keeps it from clinking around on hard counters.

The Basics

This is a round, 1.5" (38mm) glass dot pendant centered around rich blue and bright yellow accents. That 1.5" measurement refers to the main body of the pendant, giving you a nice, solid circle of color that reads clearly from a few feet away.

Because it’s handmade, each pendant has its own micro-variations in dot layout, spacing, and overall character. Think of it the same way you think about handmade glass rigs: the design language is the same, but your exact piece is yours alone.

Specifications

Caring for Your Pendant

Treat this like any small glass piece you actually care about. Wipe off fingerprints and skin oils with a soft, dry cloth when it starts to look a little cloudy. If it needs more love, a quick wash with mild soap and lukewarm water, then a gentle dry with a soft towel, will bring the shine right back.

Try not to drop it on tile, concrete, or any other surface that would make you nervous with your glass rigs. Skip harsh chemicals and abrasive pads so you don’t haze the surface over time. When you’re not wearing it, tucking it into a padded spot in your bag or stashing it with your other gear in your preferred storage setup keeps it safe from keys, tools, and random pocket hazards.

FAQ

1. What kind of chain works best with this pendant?
   Most standard chains and cords will work, as long as the clasp or cord can slide through the pendant’s loop. A medium-weight chain or a solid cord usually feels the most balanced with a 1.5" (38mm) pendant so it doesn’t feel flimsy or overly heavy.
2. Is it comfortable for all-day wear?
   Yes. The 1.5" size gives it enough weight to hang flat and not flip constantly, but it’s not so heavy that it feels like a rock on your neck. If you’re sensitive to weight, pairing it with a soft fabric cord or lighter chain keeps it extra comfortable.
3. Will every pendant look exactly the same?
   No, and that’s the point. Each one is handmade, so dot placement and tiny details will vary a bit. The blue and yellow color theme and overall 1.5" size stay consistent, but your exact dot pattern will have its own personality—same vibe as picking out a one-off rig or a unique piece from our other accessories.
4. Can I keep it at my dab station without damaging it?
   You can, just treat it like any other glass around your area. It’s fine to set it down while you’re doing your thing, but put it on something soft so it’s not sliding on hard glass or metal. If you work with concentrates a lot, keep the pendant away from the sticky zone and use proper parchment paper or mats for that mess.
5. How do I clean it if it gets oily or dirty?
   Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth for light smudges. For heavier buildup, wash gently with mild soap and lukewarm water, then dry fully with a soft towel before you wear it again. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers so the glass stays clear and glossy.
6. Will the blue and yellow clash with my outfits?
   The colors are bold, but they actually play really well with black, white, grey, denim, and most neutral tones. Think of it as the same kind of accent pop you’d get from a colorful piece in a mostly clear-glass collection. It’s meant to stand out, not fade into the background.
7. Is this a good pickup for someone who already has a lot of glass?
   Absolutely. Glass fans who already collect rigs, tools, and heady pieces usually appreciate something they can wear out of the house. A pendant like this is an easy, safe gift because it doesn’t have to match their exact joint size or function the way a new rig or nectar collector would.
8. Can I pair this with other glass-themed gifts?
   For sure. If you’re building a small bundle, a pendant like this pairs nicely with practical gear like heavy-bottom concentrate jars or other small glass-forward accessories so they get something they can wear and something they can put to work at the sesh.