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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 8159703, member: 5833"]Glass can develop internal fractures that do not break through to the surface. When I was around 11, jewellery made using "fried marbles" was a fad with girls of my age group. It was sold in stores, but friends were making their own by heating marbles on the stove, then plunging them in cold water. They would become crazed on the inside, but stay smooth on the outer surface.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 8159703, member: 5833"]Glass can develop internal fractures that do not break through to the surface. When I was around 11, jewellery made using "fried marbles" was a fad with girls of my age group. It was sold in stores, but friends were making their own by heating marbles on the stove, then plunging them in cold water. They would become crazed on the inside, but stay smooth on the outer surface.[/QUOTE]
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