Showing posts with label Jersey Shore jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jersey Shore jewelry. Show all posts

Friday, June 24, 2011

It's Sum-Sum-Summertime! Time for Sea Glass!




While sea glass jewelry is wonderful to wear year round, it's during those warm, lazy summer months when it's especially nice. My website has a full line of authentic wire wrapped sea glass jewelry. All of my jewelry is designed from authentic sea glass found on the Jersey Shore. Such as the brown sea glass wire wrapped pendant shown above. And the green sea glass wire crochet ankle bracelet shown below.




I still have several wire crochet sea glass necklaces, such as the one below. These necklaces can be lengthened or shortened according to your preference - just let me know when ordering.




I also carry sea glass rings and I can custom design a ring for you in your size and almost any color sea glass you wish for.




And of course, there are the earrings! Check out what I have on my website and again, I can always custom design a pair for you in the color sea glass that you want. The second pair of earrings shown below also have capiz shell in their design. I have always loved capiz shell!





Though I did just say that all of my sea glass jewelry is designed with Jersey Shore sea glass, there is this one particular piece that doesn't fit that statement. The sea glass in this bracelet was sent to me by a friend from Maui, Hawaii.



So stop by my website and check out all of my sea glass designs and decide which you really must, must have!

Sunday, March 13, 2011

In the mood for summer!

Since my main focus on jewelry designs is centered around the broken china idea, I don't always talk much about my sea glass and broken shell work. Those items are tucked away on my website and not given very much exposure.

But the other day, one of my customers found those pieces and bought two of the broken shell pendants. She was giving them as gifts and said she was excited to share my work with her friends. So I packaged up the following two pendants and sent them off to their new owners.





Not long after, I took a walk on the beach and found these pieces of shell and sea glass that intrigued me. I'm in the mood now to create some summer jewelry, even though the cold winds of March are still blowing. So in the next few days, I'll be putting on my creativity hat and will try to come up with some ideas for these shells.



Meanwhile, if you'd like to feel in a summer mood, too, here are some pieces that still remain on my website.