These stunning earrings feature two beautiful pieces of teal Cornish sea glass matched for colour and size, with two of my solid silver Tower Shell charms. As every piece of sea glass is totally unique it takes time to find matching pairs, teal is also a rare colour making these earrings particularly special. The shells are handmade and cast in solid recycled sterling silver, ensuring quality and durability, as an exact replica of a real shell I found whilst out beach-combing on the Cornish coast. The shells measure ~22mm in length and the full length of the earrings is ~32mm finished with a secure scroll earring back.
They come presented in a recycled gift box, along with:
A map showing where the sea glass was found
A chemical-free microfibre polishing cloth
Sea glass was once known as “Mermaids’ Tears,” believed to be the tears of mermaids mourning lost sailors. Today, it remains a symbol of transformation and renewal — a reminder that even the ocean’s castaways can become something truly beautiful.
As with all my jewellery, I use only genuine sea glass — never tumbled or imitation pieces. Each gem carries the crescent-shaped markings and frosted finish that only years in the ocean can create.
All photographs are taken in natural daylight, with no filters. Colours may vary slightly by screen, and each gem will shift subtly in tone as the light changes — glowing beautifully when caught by the sun.
These stunning earrings feature two beautiful pieces of teal Cornish sea glass matched for colour and size, with two of my solid silver Tower Shell charms. As every piece of sea glass is totally unique it takes time to find matching pairs, teal is also a rare colour making these earrings particularly special. The shells are handmade and cast in solid recycled sterling silver, ensuring quality and durability, as an exact replica of a real shell I found whilst out beach-combing on the Cornish coast. The shells measure ~22mm in length and the full length of the earrings is ~32mm finished with a secure scroll earring back.
They come presented in a recycled gift box, along with:
A map showing where the sea glass was found
A chemical-free microfibre polishing cloth
Sea glass was once known as “Mermaids’ Tears,” believed to be the tears of mermaids mourning lost sailors. Today, it remains a symbol of transformation and renewal — a reminder that even the ocean’s castaways can become something truly beautiful.
As with all my jewellery, I use only genuine sea glass — never tumbled or imitation pieces. Each gem carries the crescent-shaped markings and frosted finish that only years in the ocean can create.
All photographs are taken in natural daylight, with no filters. Colours may vary slightly by screen, and each gem will shift subtly in tone as the light changes — glowing beautifully when caught by the sun.
