You get a lovely bit of movement with this one - the cluster gently shifts as you wear it, catching the light in all the right places. A translucent sea foam green cultured sea glass teardrop sits alongside a lilac purple aluminium oval, handprinted on both sides with a soft duck egg blue pattern inspired by the reeds that grow by the river next to my home. It’s finished with a chunky hammered silver ring that brings everything together.
Because the aluminium is printed on both sides, it looks just as good whichever way it turns as you move. Colourful without feeling overdone, and easy to wear with whatever you’ve got on. A good choice if you’re after something a bit different or buying for someone who appreciates handmade jewellery with a bit of thought behind it.
All my jewellery is designed and handmade in my garden studio in Dorset, UK.
Your necklace will arrive beautifully packaged in a gift box made from recycled paper, all ready to treat yourself or give to a loved one.
The aluminium is approx 24 x 15 x 1mm, the cultured sea glass teardrop is 25 x 8 x 3mm and silver circle is 10mm in diameter. The necklace comes with an 18" sterling silver ball chain.
NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS - please be aware that you may be liable to customs charges/handling fees, taxes or import duties which will be your responsibility to pay and are not included in the cost of your jewellery or the international delivery charges. Please see my shipping policy for further information.
Lilac purple and sea foam green cultured sea glass silver cluster necklace
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