I'm so excited to finally have these made, I've wanted to do them for so long!
I think they came out really cute- I wore one out today and so many people complimented me on it!
Now for sale on my website at an introductory price of $8, including the chain!
Showing posts with label seashell jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seashell jewelry. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
More brand new jewelry just listed to Scarborough Seashells!
Hand forged sterling silver bangle style bracelets made from sea glass, beachcombed pottery shards and genuine seashells!










Available now at Scarborough Seashells!
Available now at Scarborough Seashells!
Friday, November 6, 2009
New Jewelry 11.6.09
A few new pieces made this week for Most Naturally in Narragansett. The green sea glass pieces are for the Habitat for Humanity of South County RI Annual Autumn Auction on November 14th.
Monday, August 17, 2009
New Shell Pendants
Well, it's not the best picture, but at least I have my camera and computer back up and running, maybe another week and I'll have my photo tent set up again! Clockwise in the photo are:
1.mohagany clam shell 2.ark shell 3.bay oyster 4.purple mussel and 5.jingle shell

Had to take a quick photo as they're off to Most Naturally this afternoon!
ps- I came across some photos of our new house when we were first moving in/before painting, etc. I'm going to organize them and take some photos of how the house is looking today and post soon!
1.mohagany clam shell 2.ark shell 3.bay oyster 4.purple mussel and 5.jingle shell
Had to take a quick photo as they're off to Most Naturally this afternoon!
ps- I came across some photos of our new house when we were first moving in/before painting, etc. I'm going to organize them and take some photos of how the house is looking today and post soon!
Saturday, July 18, 2009
New work and oh- I love my tumbler!
Some of the new seashell pieces I completed this week. I took the plunge and tried tumbling my pendants in stainless steel shot (I was so scared it would crack the shells!) I tried it on a "burnt toast" piece first and the shell held up, so I tumbled these pieces and they are super shiny and my hands are SO grateful! Polishing to a mirror finish by hand is pretty labor intensive. Polishing in the tumbler takes so much of that work out of my hands (pun intended) and cuts my cleaning time in half!
For those interested, I use a Lortone double barrel rotary tumbler. :)
These and other pieces are available at Most Naturally in the Pier Marketplace, Narragansett RI. :)
For those interested, I use a Lortone double barrel rotary tumbler. :)
These and other pieces are available at Most Naturally in the Pier Marketplace, Narragansett RI. :)
Monday, July 6, 2009
She continues to sell seashells... and some beach pottery too!
As a follow up to my original post, I have been uber busy working on seashell pendants bezel set in sterling silver. I delivered 6 pieces (5 made of seashell, 1 was a piece of beachcombed transferware) to a local shop for the store owner to try out over the 4th of July weekend. She called today to tell me she loves them and has sold 2 already and would like 5 more pendants and also some earrings- go me!
If you are local to the area, my seashell pieces are now officially available at Most Naturally in the Pier Marketplace (Narragansett, RI)
Woohoo!
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