A laminated glazing (100, 200) comprising: a first sheet of glass (102, 202) joined to a second sheet of glass (104, 204) by an interlayer structure therebetween, the interlayer structure comprising at least one sheet of adhesive interlayer material (108, 110, 208, 210); the first sheet of glass having a first major surface and a second opposing major surface; the second sheet of glass having a first major surface (120, 220) and a second opposing major surface (122, 222); wherein a thickness of the second sheet of glass is less than a thickness of the first sheet of glass; the laminated glazing being configured such that the second major surface of the first sheet of glass faces the first major surface of the second sheet of glass; the first sheet of glass having a first edge surface between the first and second major surfaces of the first sheet of glass; the second sheet of glass having a first edge surface (124, 224) between the first and second major surfaces of the second sheet of glass; the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass intersecting the first major surface of the second glass sheet to define a first edge (126, 226) of the second sheet of glass; and the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass intersecting the second major surface of the second sheet of glass to define a second edge (128, 228) of the second sheet of glass; wherein the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass is configured to comprise at least one region between the first and second edges of the second sheet of glass such that in the at least one region the shortest distance along a straight line on the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass connecting a first point on the first edge of the second sheet of glass to a second point on the second edge of the second sheet of glass is at least 1.7 times the thickness of the second sheet of glass, preferably wherein the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass comprises at least one flat portion and/or at least one concave portion and/or at least one convex portion. a first sheet of glass (102, 202) joined to a second sheet of glass (104, 204) by an interlayer structure therebetween, the interlayer structure comprising at least one sheet of adhesive interlayer material (108, 110, 208, 210); the first sheet of glass having a first major surface and a second opposing major surface; the second sheet of glass having a first major surface (120, 220) and a second opposing major surface (122, 222); wherein a thickness of the second sheet of glass is less than a thickness of the first sheet of glass; the laminated glazing being configured such that the second major surface of the first sheet of glass faces the first major surface of the second sheet of glass; the first sheet of glass having a first edge surface between the first and second major surfaces of the first sheet of glass; the second sheet of glass having a first edge surface (124, 224) between the first and second major surfaces of the second sheet of glass; the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass intersecting the first major surface of the second glass sheet to define a first edge (126, 226) of the second sheet of glass; and the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass intersecting the second major surface of the second sheet of glass to define a second edge (128, 228) of the second sheet of glass; wherein the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass is configured to comprise at least one region between the first and second edges of the second sheet of glass such that in the at least one region the shortest distance along a straight line on the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass connecting a first point on the first edge of the second sheet of glass to a second point on the second edge of the second sheet of glass is at least 1.7 times the thickness of the second sheet of glass, preferably wherein the first edge surface of the second sheet of glass comprises at least one flat portion and/or at least one concave portion and/or at least one convex portion.