Fluorescent security glass

A tamper-evident glass comprising:

• a base piece of glass;
• a first plurality of tamper-evident elements dispersed throughout a dimension of the base piece of glass and arranged in a first patterning, wherein the first plurality of tamper-evident elements comprises inorganic fluorescent objects;
• a second plurality of tamper-evident elements dispersed throughout the dimension of the base piece of glass and arranged in a second patterning, wherein the second plurality of tamper-evident elements comprises crystal objects grown in the base piece of glass;
• and
• wherein a first inspection of the base piece of glass determines an initial status of the base piece of glass,
• wherein a second inspection of the base piece of glass determines an updated status of base piece of glass, and
• wherein a comparison of the initial status and the updated statues determines whether an attempted tampering has occurred, including a detection of damage to either the first plurality of tamper-evident elements or the second plurality of tamper-evident elements.

A tamper-evident glass comprising:

• a base piece of glass;
• a first plurality of tamper-evident elements, wherein the first plurality of tamper-evident elements comprises inorganic fluorescent objects;
• a first patterning, wherein the first patterning consists of the first plurality of tamper-evident elements;
• a second plurality of tamper-evident elements, wherein the second plurality of tamper-evident elements comprise crystals grown in the base piece of glass;
• a second patterning, wherein the second patterning consists of the second plurality of tamper-evident elements;
• a third plurality of tamper-evident elements, wherein the third plurality of tamper-evident elements comprise pigmented colorants;
• and
• a third patterning, wherein the third patterning consists of the third tamper-evident elements.