Pendants

Arctic cowries are one of nature's most beautiful sea shells.

Each shell is virtually identical and we find them on a beach in North Devon. We set them in silver, to remind you of the ocean, wherever you go. 

Please note that the cowrie shell pendant that will be sent to you, will be similar to, but not the exact one, as pictured. 

These make fabulous pendants, when set in a solid based, sterling silver bezel with a sterling silver chain. 

Pale Violet sea glass sat in a seat of sterling silver. This is a relatively smooth, frosted piece of glass. Like all our sea glass, we do not cut or re-shape our glass. We use the pieces exactly as we discover them on the beaches, subsequently they display all the pitting, frosting and cracking that has resulted in years of beach tumbling.

1.59cm width x 4.00cm drop x 0.60cm depth

This is a fresh, clean icy piece of wedge shaped sea glass. It has been worn smooth over the years, by the action of the waves and tides. It's a particularly bright and glowing, light icy-grey in colour. A very attractively shaped necklace.

3.5cm drop X 1.5cm width x 1cm depth

This is a frosty piece of wave-tumbled sea glass, set in an open-based, sterling silver bezel. It has a wonderful, rounded triangular shape.

 2cm width x 2.75 drop x 0.75 depth

Triangular shaped sea glass with raised lines indicating it was part of a screw top glass bottle or jar. A beautiful pendant that keeps a piece of the ocean near to your heart.

Sterling silver chain included (18 inches)

Measures 4 cm L x 2.5 cm W.

Cute double green sea glass necklace. A fruity pear nugget sits on top of a fresh spearmint one. 
Hand set in sterling silver this unique 2cm x 1cm pendant comes complete with sterling silver chain and gift box. 

A heavily sea tumbled piece of pottery. This has a Roman or Greek style pattern that probably originated from some tableware. It is set in a sterling silver bezel.

3cm drop x 1.75cm width x 0.5cm depth

This is a well-tumbled and delicate triangular piece of Sea Pottery. It was found amongst the pebbles on our favourite North Devon sea glass beach. Possibly it originated from a plate, jug or bowl, it shows some wear and tear from being rolled on the beach by the waves. Being made out of clay, sea pottery is ground down and broken faster than glass.

2.5cm drop x 1.5cm width x 0.5cm depth

This is a beautiful and very pale violet/lavender piece of sea glass. This is an extremely frosted, pitted and rounded chunk of glass, with an internal fracture within. This crack reflects light from within and displays perfectly, the stresses and erosion that sea glass under goes while being tumbled on our beaches. Possibly from a vase or perfume bottle, this is a very attractive sea glass pendant.

 2.50cm width x 4cm drop x 1cm depth

This is a particularly attractive piece of weathered and ocean tumbled porcelain. It is a very pale Seafoam Blue. This piece may have originated from a tile, vase or some decorative tableware. It is a satisfying soft rounded triangle in shape and makes a perfect pendant. 

2.50cm width x 4cm drop x 1.00cm depth

This is a beautifully shaped piece of seafoam seaglass. Possibly from a bottle it has a very attractive curve and is a perfect shape for a pendant.

5.5cm drop x 2.5cm width x 1cm

This is the dark olive green part of, what we believe to be, a wine bottle top. Worn down by constant tumbling among the pebbles, this irregular shaped piece, makes a unique and unusual sea glass pendant.

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5cm drop x 3cm width x 1cm

This is a lovely, slim teardrop shaped and frosted piece of sea glass. Possibly originating from quite a chunky bottle, or vase, it is perfectly shaped for a pendant, so that's what it was made into! We think it's a perfect example of how the ocean can create treasure from trash.

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5.5cm drop x 2cm width x 1cm

The bottom of a bottle is usually ribbed to give the bottle more traction than a smooth base, when on a shiny or wet surface. The ribs on this piece of frosted sea glass are easily visible to the edge, making this a uniquely patterned pendant. A real beauty, it sits in a bezel of sterling silver.

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5cm drop x 3cm width x 1cm

An unusual shaped piece of sandblasted and labled sea glass. It is a deep and dark olive green, when held up to the light. On the surface there are the faint, block capital letters 'TR' and part of possibly the letter 'A', running diagonally off the bottom. A unique pendant.

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5 5cm drop x 2.5cm width x 1cm

This piece of 'D' shaped glass is a beautifully pitted and worn example of years of abrasion by the pebbles, sand and sea. The frosted sea glass is translucent and may have come from a bottle. There is also a faint sign of a ridge on the reverse.

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5cm drop x 2.5cm width x 1cm

This piece of sea glass is a pale olive green and is a particularly unusual shape. It has a neatly curved, heavily pitted surface from the action of the sea, while the base has a hidden, patterned mound. It came possibly from an old bottle, or vase and could have been the kick-up, used by the  glassblower to strengthen the glass.

2.5cm width x 4cm drop x 2cm depth

This piece of pottery, was found on a secret sea glass beach, here in North Devon. It is a particularly attractive cream colour, with two, curved burgundy-brown stripes running across it. It is pitted and scored by the action of the waves, tides, sand and pebbles over the years. Possibly, originally from a vase, bowl or pot, it is now sitting in its sterling silver bezel, making a stunning pendant.

2.5cm width x 3.5cm drop x 0.5cm.

This perfectly preserved vintage glass bottle stopper has been carefully handset in sterling silver to make a unique eclectic pendant. 

The clear frosted stopper measures 4.5 cm long x 2cm wide. 

Diamond patterned sea glass that appears black until you hold it to the light to reveal a deep purple/blue. Reminds me of a bunch of grapes. 
Sterling silver chain and gift box included.