White Sea Glass Cloud Necklace, Recyled Sterling Silver

Beautiful one-of a kind sea glass necklace worn smooth by the action of the waves. Representing a cloud, this seaglass cloud has a silver lining and a dark opal raindrop.

Handmade from a piece of glass found in the U.K. Set in a recycled sterling silver setting, by myself in my home workshop.

Available with an 18 inch sterling silver chain, as pictured

Made with love from my home workshop in Oxfordshire.

Although made to a high quality, each item is unique and will have its own character.I donate £1 from the sale of every item between two local charities SSNAP (Support for the Sick Newborn and their Parents) who support the Neonatal Intensive Care unit at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. And Helen and Douglas House childrens’ Hospice Oxford.

Wherever possible I use eco materials including recycled silver, recycled cardboard jewellery boxes, and reusing postal packaging

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