Beachcomber Beauty

15/10/2026

14/10/2026

Current earring stock ✨
Sea glass that catches the light like waves at sunset.
For coastal souls and treasure keepers.
If a pair feels like your beach, it probably is.

14/10/2026

These bracelets were shaped by tides and finished with care.
For people who feel most themselves by the water.
Here’s the current stock — each one waiting for its person.

14/10/2026

Current ring stock ✨
For beach lovers, treasure hunters, and coastal souls.
Once broken, now beautiful — just like the stories we keep.
If a piece speaks to you, it’s probably meant for you.

14/10/2026

These necklaces hold summer evenings, childhood beaches, and memories softened like sea glass.
If you’re someone who keeps tiny treasures from every holiday,
this is your tribe.
Here’s what’s currently available.

13/10/2026

Pricing is one of the hardest parts of being a maker... and if I'm honest, it's something I still struggle with.

Like many makers, I sometimes look at a finished piece and think, "Will people think that's too expensive?"

Then I remind myself what's actually gone into it.

A real-world example

Let's take a typical 7×9mm sea glass pendant.

Materials:

• Silver for the pendant: £3.28
• Sterling silver chain: £4.35+
• Solder, flux, pickle, gas, sanding materials & polishing compounds: £2-£3

Total materials & consumables: approximately £10

Then comes the making:

• Forming the bezel
• Soldering the bezel and backplate
• Making and soldering the bail
• Pickling and cleaning
• Filing and refining
• Sanding and polishing
• Carefully setting the sea glass

A pendant like this can easily take around 2 hours to make.

At a modest UK wage of £12.50 per hour, that's:

Labour: £25

So before I've even considered packaging, card fees, website fees, equipment, insurance, electricity, market stalls, or making any profit, that pendant has already cost me:

£10 materials + £25 labour = £35

Add the overheads of running a small business and a reasonable profit margin, and suddenly a selling price of £45-£60 doesn't seem quite so unreasonable.

The part we don't talk about enough

Every handmade piece includes:

• Skill & experience
• Time & patience
• Practice & learning
• Tools & materials
• Creativity & care

None of that is free, even when it's something we truly love doing.

My takeaway

I'm not sharing this to justify my prices or complain about costs.

I'm sharing it because handmade work is often judged against mass-produced prices, and they're simply not the same thing.

When you support a handmade business, you're supporting a real person sitting at a workbench, learning, creating, making mistakes, improving, and pouring a little piece of themselves into every item they make.

So if you've ever bought from a small maker, thank you. It means more than you'll ever know.

💙 You're not just buying a sea glass pendant. You're supporting a craft, a passion, and the person behind it. 🌊✨

12/10/2026

🌊 Cobalt Blue Seaglass Pendant — Fine & Sterling Silver

There’s something quietly stunning about cobalt blue seaglass — the kind of colour that catches the light and feels instantly special.

This pendant is handcrafted in fine silver and sterling silver, paired with an 18‑inch sterling silver chain for an easy, everyday wear.A simple, elegant piece that lets the seaglass speak for itself.

✨ £35
📮 Tracked UK postage £2.90

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