Green Turtle 1
This is one of my ‘green turtle’ designs. I love green turtles, and the fact that they are water-dwelling air breathers.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Seaweed Forest
This design reminds me of the colors, bubbles and textures of the bull kelp underwater forests of Sligo.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Orca Atomic 1
These beads remind me of Orca whales and atoms! They are black and white with a beautiful sheen and have four crystal clear bubbles orbiting the centre like electrons.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Freediver
This bead reminds me of the ‘blue holes’ that form in coral reefs, surrounded by deep blue sea. Blue holes are great for freediving.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Blue Moon 2
A “Blue Moon” design with a transparent turquoise base, and alternating white and midnight circles.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Sunshine
A stunning gold ruby red transparent glass bead with red, orange and white stacked dots. Full of warmth and sunshine.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Green Droplets
Like North Atlantic water droplets caught in the light and suspended in time.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable, just slide the knots on each end. Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Rain Drops
I’ve been experimenting with two-tone drops and love the optical effects they create. They refract the light in so many ways and can appear totally blue, or clear depending of what angle you see them from.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Amber Droplets
Made from three shades of amber coloured Murano glass. They remind me of drops of golden honey, or sparkling beach pebbles.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable, just slide the knots on each end. Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Poseidon Droplets
Made from opal “Poseidon” Effetre Murano glass, my favourite glass of all. The opal glass’ have such an amazing translucency to them which seems to change with every shift in the light.
All sea bead necklaces are fully adjustable (just slide the knots on each end) and can also be worn as bracelets (wrap twice around your wrist). Each necklace is unique, hand made with love, and totally collectable!
Amphitrite, Sea-goddess
Amphitrite, sea-goddess and wife of Poseidon, was the personification of the sea itself (saltwater). I think this may be the most beautiful necklace I’ve made so far. Made from a translucent blue and green glass, it seems to radiate sea energy. Set on stainless steel cable with sterling silver clasp.
Anuket, Goddess of the Nile
This beautiful necklace contains 73 beads made from four different colors of amber glass. Some of the beads have discs made by adding molten glass and pressing it into a circle with a special tool. This also gives each disc a unique ‘fingerprint’ pattern. The rich, earthy amber colors remind me of ancient silt, and the disc beads and arrangement are early Egyptian in style. A stunning, goddess-like adornment!
Anuket is the goddess of the Nile river at the start of the Nile’s journey through Egypt, and in nearby regions of Nubia.
When the Nile started its annual flood, the Festival of Anuket began. People threw coins, gold, jewelry, and precious gifts into the river in thanks for her life-giving water, and returning benefits derived from the wealth provided by her fertility.