This design of the 87.1 really evoke solid candy loops or pieces of cotton fabric hung announcing good things. For its creation, carbonated water is used to trap the air in a matrix of superheated glass that stretches vertically and bends over itself between the clasps on numerous occasions. As the glass cools, the movement of folding along the vein of the formed ring converts the air trapped in microfilaments that give the piece an optical pearl quality of impressive beauty. Finally, a low-voltage LED or xenon light source is introduced at one end of the lamp that forms loops of light that are projected through the microfilaments and with variable and smooth registers. The fall length can be adjustable.