A soft coral toned pink, reminiscent of the inside pink of a seashell found on the shore. This color tends toward devitrification if you work it too long in a sustained, high heat. It's best when worked slowly and not overheated. Let it melt slowly in the further reaches of your outer flame.

When worked right, many shades of soft warm pink emerge creating a pattern of both opaques and translucents. Lovely when combined with silver, as the color darkens and the silver appears gold.

The sample on the left includes silver foil which intensives the color and the silver appears gold.