Verre Eglomise/Reverse Leaf/Gilded glass are all one and the same. Each term refers to Verre Eglomise, is French for ‘glass gilded’ and is a process where the reverse side of a piece of glass is gilded with gold or silver leaf using a gelatin adhesive. The result is a mirror-like, semi-reflective surface that creates a shimmery, reflective work of art. A known old-world technique, with a rich history in the decorative arts, gilded glass has seen a resurgence in recent years. Various finishes, including 22k yellow gold, 12k white gold, silver metal leaf, platinum, moon gold, and other options.