Sea Glass Jewellery by The Strandline

 

The Strandline Sea Glass Jewellery Handcrafted in Northumberland

A love of the beach; a passion for jewellery

 


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Sea Glass Jewellery made with perfectly smooth frosted sea glass collected from the beautiful beaches of Northumberland, England (and some from further afield)

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                warkworth beach this morning - fabulous! (3) 2x1

   

What is Sea Glass or Beach Glass?

Sea glass or beach glass is glass which was once in the form of bottles, jars and other objects. During the passage of many years in the sea the glass takes on new forms, forms of beauty that belie their prosaic origin. After decades or more in the sea these pieces wash up on the strandline, recycled to be the basis of beautiful jewellery, smoothed, shaped and frosted.

 
Our New Designs

 

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Happy customers said this:
 
••• Beautiful jewellery and the delivery was extremely fast. The communication between the seller and the buyer is second to none.
 
••• Both necklaces are stunning and they arrived today, very prompt service! All I have to do now is choose which one I gift and which one I keep - decisions decisions. Thank you!
 
••• I just want to say a massive thank you for you. Not only did I receive a simply stunning necklace but I also received it the day after I ordered it. Thank you again Maureen I will be back again to order more!
 
 
 
Please Note:
 
The Strandline trades only online via the internet and has no facilities for personal visitors.
 
 
 
 
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