Showing posts with label seaglass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seaglass. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Sea glass findings - President's Day

I took advantage of the long President's Day weekend to go sea glass hunting. My fiance and I spent all day on Monday searching for these beautiful gems on various coves and beaches near of San Francisco. I can honestly say at the end of the day, we were exhausted, both mentally and physically, but it was so worth it! I found some rare colors like red, yellow, purple, cobalt blue, and opaque white, also known as milk glass.

Below is the biggest piece of sea glass I've ever found! To top it off, the sea glass is A quality, meaning the sea glass has soft round edges with no blemishes or sharp edges. Based on its shape and color, we can deduce that most likely it came from a wine bottle.

Visit my sea glass jewelry store, Seaglass Reinvented on Etsy to see how I've reinvented these treasures into jewelry!

Recent find: Large Olive Green Sea glass
Seaglass Reinvented on Etsy
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Sunday, February 19, 2012

A Riddle

It is a treasure.

No two pieces are alike.

It looks like melting ice upon the sand.

You can see right through it.

We made it. The ocean reinvented it.

In my hands, I reinvent it again, into unique handmade jewelry.

What is it?

Sea glass

Sea glass is made from broken glass, that has been discarded into the ocean, and tumbled smooth for decades to hundreds of years.

I make jewelry from genuine sea glass, found on the beaches near San Francisco, CA. Feel free to visit my jewelry store on etsy:  www.SeaglassReinvented.etsy.com

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Olive Green Sea glass Necklace - on Etsy