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Sea Glass Jewellery By Seaham Waves
by Sean North Business
Beautifully hand crafted one-off pieces of Sea Glass Jewellery designed and lovingly crafted by Gavin and Denise Hardy of Seaham Waves, County Durham, UK
Recommended Features
- Beautiful hand crafted Designs
- Every piece unique
- Stunning Sea Glass, Sterling Silver and Wirework
- Eco Friendly
- Recycled - Upcycled Product
Review on Sea Glass Jewellery By Seaham Waves
Gavin and Denise have created Seaham Waves a growing business from their hobby and family activity of collecting Sea Glass thrown up by the North Sea and deposited on the the Beaches of Seaham on the Durham coastline in the UK.They have created stunning and sought after one - off pieces of Handcrafted and wearable pieces of Jewellery from the Sea glass they have found, which they sell at Craft Fairs in galleries and online at very reasonable prices making them the ideal present for someone or as the perfect addition to your own collection.
So go and check them out you will not be disappointed, no two pieces are ever the same.
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Chuck Bartok
Veteran Entrepreneur now SharingVery Nice! I love to see handcrafted items on the Internet. It seem however most can not get true Value of the product through the internet. Anyone else feel that way? Oct 19th 2012 10:44 1 Likes |
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Sean North
BusinessThanks Cindy @ Chuck it's a matter of education, most customers online have no concept of the work put in the pieces before them Oct 22nd 2012 04:07 1 Likes |
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Krishnamurthi Balaji
 Small deviation gets big Variation!fantastic work ! lovely designs of beautiful jewellery ! Nov 7th 2012 04:41 1 Likes |
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Muriel & Graham Legg
Make your website mobile friendlyWhen you see the original product before polishing etc, you get a better idea of the work involved in producing such fine jewelry. Keep your eyes open when you walk along your local beach. Nov 7th 2012 06:17 1 Likes |
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Rose Frankie
 Internet eBusiness,wanna to be friends, Do you like me to join in your network Nov 12th 2012 06:40 |
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Patty d.
 Promotor OJSWhat a fantastic way to monetize your hobby! These are beautiful. Sean do you sell these in your stick and mortar store? Thank you so much for sharing, your posts are always of interest :o) May 19th 2013 14:21 |
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Sean North
BusinessHi Ania if you click the link http://www.etsy.com/shop/SeahamWaves it will take you to their sales pages Jun 18th 2013 10:45 |
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Sean North
BusinessHi Patty, Gavin trades at a lot of our fairs and markets as well as online, our shop was flooded last year and will reopen later this year Jun 18th 2013 10:48 1 Likes |
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Patty d.
Promotor OJSSo sorry to hear about your shop Sean. Very glad it will re-open again later this year. If I ever get across "the pond" your shoppe is a place I want to visit ;-) Jun 18th 2013 15:55 |
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Beautiful jewelry. The colors are all so different. They do nice work.. Cindy
Oct 19th 2012 10:01 1 Likes