Made to Order - Sea Glass Hearts in Shades of Blue

DETAILS

Genuine sea glass from Puerto Rico in shades of blue. Each piece has been shaped by hand into a heart & will be wrapped in your choice of fine silver or 14k gold filled bezel with no back for the light can shine through. Your heart will be made in the same style as the pendants in the 3rd image.

Each pendant comes on an 18" long dainty chain. Please include a message at checkout if you need a different length.

IF YOU WANT A RING

These hearts can be made into rings for an additional cost - $30 for silver, $45 for 14k gold filled. Both options will have sterling silver behind the sea glass. Rings will be ready to ship in 3-4 weeks. If you want this option, go ahead and purchase the heart you want and include a message at checkout with your ring size. I will be in touch via email.

SEA GLASS HEART OPTIONS

A. cobalt blue, 3/8" tall x just over 1/4" wide

B. cobalt blue, just over 3/8" tall x just under 3/8" wide 

C. cobalt blue, 1/2" tall x 3/8" wide

D. dark cobalt blue, 3/8" tall x 1/4" wide

E. dark cobalt blue, 1/2" tall x just under 1/2"" wide

F. rare patterned dark cobalt blue, 5/8" tall x 1/2" wide

G. sky blue, 3/8" tall x 3/8" wide

H. sky blue, 1/2" tall x 3/8" wide

I. dark cobalt blue, 1/2" tall x just over 3/8" tall

SHIPS IN

Your necklace will be specially made for you. Please allow up to 3 weeks production time before shipping.

Handmade with love in Puerto Rico.

✺ 

WHY WE LOVE SEA GLASS

• Sea glass comes in all colors of the rainbow which makes it an alternative to traditional gemstones. By wearing it, you show your appreciation for the ocean & earth friendly gems.

 • Sea glass carries the energy of the ocean, representing tranquility and resilience. It started as broken pieces of glass and over time evolved into something beautiful. It takes 20 to 30 years to form, and sometimes as many as 50 years to acquire its characteristic texture and soft shape.

 • Sea glass is a metaphor for life! "A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor...or a frosted piece of sea glass."