Torch-shaped · Laser-etched · Numbered editions

Light caught in glass.
Cut by laser.

Borosilicate pendants, marbles, and wearables — each beginning as molten glass at the torch, shaped by hand, then etched by laser with microscopic precision. The patterns a hand can’t hold, cut into glass that it can. Made in small numbered editions. When an edition is gone, it’s gone.

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Photo — the heroOne signature pendant on white, hard side-light, engraving catching the edge. This is the image that introduces the brand.

From the current edition

Photo — Anti-Gravity Ember Core PendantMacro shot of the engraved core pattern catching light at an angle — the hero shot for the whole brand.

LL-001 · Drop 001 — September

Anti-Gravity Ember Core Pendant

$78

Photo — Low-Orbit Vessel PendantHeld between fingers, angled so the engraved bands pick light — shows scale and the vessel form.

LL-002 · Drop 001 — September

Low-Orbit Vessel Pendant

$92

Photo — Dead-Channel Static MarbleOn its stand, single hard side-light — the static pattern should look like suspended noise.

LL-003 · Drop 001 — September

Dead-Channel Static Marble

$64

Photo — Wearable Heart, On Your SleeveOn a dark sleeve or wrist, charm in focus with the wearer out of focus — lifestyle scale shot.

LL-004 · Drop 001 — September

Wearable Heart, On Your Sleeve

$56

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Editions

Every piece is made in small numbered batches. A batch goes live as an edition — announced here and on Instagram at the same moment. When it sells out, the listing waits quietly for the next one. The scarcity is real, because the batch is.

Next release

Edition 002 — October

Lattice bangles and signal earrings. The list hears first.

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Photo — the makerGriff at the bench or the laser. One portrait, available light. This is the trust shot.

The maker

The glass is fluid.
The laser is absolute.

Larry’s Lasers is an experiment in tension — borosilicate glass shaped by hand at the torch, then marked by machine. The process lives on Instagram:@jgriffel1.

Every piece begins at the torch. The laser does the marking a hand can’t — precision patterns, depth-set etching, repeatable geometry — but the form, the color, and the finish are all bench work. The laser repeats. The glass doesn’t.

Where the work lives first

Process, editions, and the pieces that sell before they ever make it here —@jgriffel1. Tagged posts link straight back into the shop.

InstagramProcess — the laser running

InstagramNew batch at the bench

InstagramEdition announcement

InstagramWorn — scale shot

Light caught in glass.Cut by laser.