Seaham Sea Glass Collection

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Seaham Sea Glass - Each Piece Unique

One of the largest glass factories in Europe stood on the cliffs of the small coastal town in northeast England from 1850-1920. At the end of each workday, the day's end glass – leftover, colored molten glass – was dumped into the sea. These glass remnants have been in the surf for 100–150 years. Waves, sand, and time have slowly transformed the sharp-edged pieces into matte, round 'sea jewels.'
 
Genuine Seaham sea glass is now considered one of the rarest and most beautiful types of sea glass in the world: historical fragments transformed by nature into small treasures.

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I have been traveling to the most beautiful sea glass hotspots in the world for almost 10 years, but no place attracts me as magically as Seaham. For me, it's a true power spot, and every find is pure dopamine.

Less is more

For my jewelry, I select each piece of sea glass with great care – based on its shape, color, rarity, and that special presence that only a few fragments possess. These pieces appear quiet yet distinct, making one instinctively want to know what they are and what story they hold within.

When someone comments on my jewelry, I usually know immediately: I am in the presence of a person with a keen eye for detail – someone who moves through the world quietly and observantly.