Celestial Fire Glass High Gloss 1/2" Reflective Tempered Glass Cosmic Copper 10lb Jar

We recently purchased a 42 inch fire pit . At the same time from another company I purchased recycled fire glass in the color "coffee ". After putting it together and seeing that it didn't have much of a shine after dark, I heard about reflective fire glass. On Amazon I discovered Celestial Fire Glass High Luster 1/2" Reflective glass and purchased two 10 lb jars of "Sunstorm Gold" and one 10 lb jar in "Cosmic Copper." I removed the old glass and gently poured in the Celestial glass carefully mixing the different colors together. Then I added enough of the old glass to give more color to reflect off the Celestial glass. The look is more alive looking especially at night achieving the result that I was looking for. Friends and family love it. The quality is good, the colors appear as in the close up pictures on Amazon. The dark and light colors give depth, color and a realistic look as the flames bounce and reflect off the glass. Really pretty. Attached are a couple pictures in the daylight. I thought I had one at night, but it looks like I don't! Hopefully this helps you in your decision making. I'm very pleased with Celestial; the packaging was secure keeping the glass from chipping and I received it all in two days

I read the negative reviews and they must be burning these like crazy. I have a Med size gas fireplace. I just dumped these rocks in there straight out the container and lit that thing up. Medium flame for about 4 hours a session. No smells, no weird sounds, nothing exploded, it just did exactly what it’s supposed to do. Stood there and looked pretty. I’m happy. Had to buy 3 orders for my fireplace. Just think they could be priced a little less for the amount you get. One is not enough for anything. You have to buy multiple orders. I got the all black so discoloration is not an issue like I read on here either.

The color has a slight blue hint to it. Similar to depicted. Package came opened in multiple places and I had little glass shards all over.

Beautiful. Exactly as I would have expected.

Don't handle this or any other fire glass! This glass is NOT tumbled which gives it a more brilliant look albeit with some jagged pieces. Here's what I did. I cut a gallon milk jug at about the 3/4 full mark then poked four to five holes with a BBQ skewer in the bottom to allow water to drain. Then I filled the container in a deep sink with warm water and gently poured half of the fire glass (about 5 lbs) into the warm water so it cascades down rather than hits the bottom. Then I slowly added straight white vinegar to the jug (about half qt), adding warm water as needed to cover glass. I then allowed the water/vinegar mix to drain from the container of glass for 2 hours or until dry. Blow dry for faster results. Add this half of glass to fire pit, gently dispersing the larger pieces evenly, then fill in with the smaller pieces that remain in the jug. Repeat the process for the second half of the glass and discard the plastic jug when finished! You never touch the glass and it is blindingly brilliant! The gold color is amazing and looks best with some soft lighting versus a completely pitch dark area. Make no mistake --this is the best fire glass money can buy. Enjoy!