My journey into jewelry making started over 8 years ago. It took me 6 of those years to transition from large sculptures to jewelry. I began with “cheap” materials, nickel-silver and sea glass. (Scroll to the end of the photos to see an early pair of earrings). I remain smitten by sea glass, and a fellow scuba diver’s milestone birthday, prompted me to dig the sea glass out of the bottom drawers. I’m having so much fun reacquainting myself with the glass (and pottery) tumbled by the sea.
Wear these on your next barefoot stroll along the beach.
Sea Glass, Cast Sterling Silver Shells
2 1/8” long x 3/8” wide
My journey into jewelry making started over 8 years ago. It took me 6 of those years to transition from large sculptures to jewelry. I began with “cheap” materials, nickel-silver and sea glass. (Scroll to the end of the photos to see an early pair of earrings). I remain smitten by sea glass, and a fellow scuba diver’s milestone birthday, prompted me to dig the sea glass out of the bottom drawers. I’m having so much fun reacquainting myself with the glass (and pottery) tumbled by the sea.
Wear these on your next barefoot stroll along the beach.
Sea Glass, Cast Sterling Silver Shells
2 1/8” long x 3/8” wide