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Click here to visit By the Sea Jewelry.
By the Sea Jewelry

Owned and maintained by one of the founders of the North American Sea Glass Association, Linda Jereb is a passionate advocate for genuine, natural beach sea glass.  She carries both the genuine article as well as her own line of faux sea glass and is a model example of how the two types of glass can be sold through the same channels yet, their integrity is maintained.

Click here to visit www.suegrayseaglass.com.
suegray seaglass jewelry

suegray has been collecting seaglass for as long as she can remember, and in 1990 began making jewelry for herself with her prized pieces.  The beauty and variety of the seaglass pieces inspired her to refine her metal working skills and shortly thereafter, suegray seaglass jewelry was born.  suegray is happy to say that work is really a day at the beach!  suegray is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit Beach Bum Jewels.
Beach Bum Jewels

Beach Bum Jewels features a diverse line of authentic, handcrafted beach glass jewelry.  An avid boater and beach comber, Linda Mickevicius, along with her husband Ben and their two yorkies, Livvy & Abby, spend many hours along the magnificent shores of Lake Michigan collecting beautiful beach glass gems to be used in her jewelry.  In addition to the online business and custom designs, Linda's jewelry can be found in select Harbor Country galleries and boutiques.  Linda is the treasurer of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit Low Tide Jewels.
Low Tide Jewels

Margaret Miller grew up with the Atlantic Ocean as her playground.  She lives in North Carolina's Outer Banks, with her family.  As an avid beachcomber, with a love of art, she studied metal working and jewelry craftsmanship.  Margaret has developed her own style by melding sea glass, shells, precious metals, pearls, and a variety of gemstone beads into her own brand of jewelry.  Thus was founded Low Tide Jewels.  Margaret is a commercial member of the North American Seaglass Assocation and a member of the Outer Banks Wedding Assocation.

Click here to visit www.sourisbytheseatreasures.com.
Souris by the Sea Treasures

As the waves tumble onto our beautiful Island shores, my wife and I can be found discovering our impressive and unique collection of sea gems.  We are Romeo and Eydie Gallant, two long time outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy camping, sailing, beach combing and spending time with our children and grandchildren.  Our love for the outdoors led us to become avid collectors of driftwood, shells and sea glass.  We have a large gallery of gems that we supply to artisans worldwide.  Souris by the Sea Treasures is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit the West Coast Sea Glass website.
West Coast Sea Glass

West Coast Sea Glass offers a vast array of genuine, beach combed sea glass in bulk lots, individual pieces and unique, artisan jewelry pieces.  West Coast Sea Glass is owned and maintained by Mary Beth Beuke, president of the North American Sea Glass Association.  Mary Beth, an artist and photographer, has traversed the rugged Pacific Northwest for a lifetime, amassing an extremely rare collection.  This site features rare colors from the world's oceans, colorful sea glass photography and over 100 different jewelry items.

Click here to visit The Captain's Wife.
The Captain's Wife

The Captain's Wife is Rebecca Bray, a marine biologist and artist from Rhode Island.  And yes . . . she is a captain's wife.  While her husband is at sea, Rebecca passes the time creating sterling silver jewelry with the sea glass pieces that she has discovered while collecting animals for the aquarium that she runs.  Rebecca is a member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit The Glass Mermaid website.
The Glass Mermaid

Eileen Mattiucci was born and raised on the North Shore of Long Island.  When you are a native Long Islander, it goes without saying that being at the beach is going to be a big part of your life.  And so becoming a self-taught beach glass jewelry designer came natural for her.  She believes that too many adornments or design elements take away from the natural beauty of the glass and so she designs her pieces to showcase the beach glass.

Click here to visit the SeaGlassWear™ website.
SeaGlassWear™
jewelry from the sea by valerie gates

When Valerie Gates' aunt passed away she left a 40-year collection of beach glass.  This simple gift has turned into two collections of jewelry that have gained critical aclaim and are featured in over 20 museums and fine galleries across the country.  “My work is purposefully simple.  Using only naturally-found or recycled materials such as smooth beach stones and genuine sea glass, I love helping nature recycle these ocean gems . . . what once was rejected - gives us a second chance to see its beauty”.

Click here to visit the Handcrafted Glass Jewelry - Designs by Athena website.
Handcrafted Glass Jewelry
Designs by Athena

Handcrafted Glass Jewelry brings to you Designs by Athena, specializing in natural sea beach glass jewelry creations, individually designed and handcrafted to be as unique as the person wearing it.  Proud owner, Athena V. Hammontree artist/designer, continues the family path of appreciation and recognizes the importance for nature and the fine arts.  At this site, you can find her pronounced passion for natures mysterious movement and integrating natural sea beach glass into immaculate designs of her own.  Welcome.

Click here to visit the Cayman Creations™ website.
Cayman Creations™

Cayman Creations is the result of a creative journey, starting with a simple bowl of “sea glass” gathered each day on the North Shore of Grand Cayman Island.  The island, famous for diving, sea turtles, and stingrays also offers these rare finds.

While visiting the islands in 2006, Melissa and her husband Ron began creating jewelry with the sea glass, native Caymanite stones and silver wire.

Melissa, a native Tennessean, says about her artistry: “Each piece has its own story and inspires its own design.”

Click here to visit the Sea Glass Obsession website.
Sea Glass Obsession

Trina Smith fell in love with sea glass when her family moved to Oahu, Hawaii.  It quickly became her “obsession”! She shares her passion for natural sea glass by creating hand-crafted jewelry using the treasures she finds herself along the beaches of Hawaii, accenting the pieces with sterling silver and semi-precious stones.  She's sometimes joined in the hunt for sea glass by her husband Greg, along with her sons, Drew & Gavin.  Trina is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit www.jewelrybycolleenmarie.com.
JCM Jewelry by Colleen Marie

Handmade Jewelry by Artisan Colleen Marie is truly unique and one of a kind.  Each piece is individually designed and handcrafted by Jewelry Artisan Colleen Marie.  Her designs are modern and contemporary but still capture all the grace and artistry of traditional jewelry designs.  Handmade Jewelry by Colleen Marie uses only the finest quality materials, including Authentic, Rare and Vintage Sea Glass.  Looking for unusual gifts for someone, unique gifts for a Special Occasion, then look no further.  JCM delivers high quality handcrafted jewelry just for you.  Customize your Bridal needs!  Colleen is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit Lisa Hall Jewelry.
Lisa Hall Jewelry

Lisa Hall was “discovered” by Martha Stewart and as they say, the rest is history.  Trained in classical jewelry techniques, she turned to sea glass as an opportunity to work with a “new” material.  Her jewelry became a hit almost overnight and she has happily joined the group of individuals who make the North American Sea Glass Association possible.

Click here to visit Sea Find Designs ~ by Tracy Prince.
Sea Find Designs
by Tracy Prince

Sea Find Designs is more of a “family affair”.  Owned and operated by Tracy Prince, she is assisted daily by her two children Matthew and Emily, digging for sea glass and coming up with new ideas.  Her husband Matt's witty sense of humor adds to Tracy's designs and descriptions!  The Prince Family has been collecting sea glass for more than 5 years together and have hundreds of stunning pieces to choose from!  Tracy is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit Out of The Blue Seaglass Jewelry.
Out of The Blue Seaglass Jewelry

A seaglass jewelry pioneer, Lisl Armstrong has been making seaglass jewelry for a living since 1987.  Out Of The Blue Seaglass Jewelry originated in Puerto Rico and is now based in the Outer Banks of North Carolina.  Lisl and her husband collected the seaglass themselves from the beaches of Puerto Rico, Indonesia, Costa Rica and the USA.  She works mostly with sterling silver wire using techniques that have changed little since ancient times.  Lisl enjoys making jewelry that is natural and rustic in look and feel, as she finds that seaglass invokes the primitive, mysterious and ancient.  Lisl is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit www.eastcoastseaglassdesign.com.
East Coast Sea Glass Design

Daphne Bryceland, owner of East Coast Sea Glass Design, grew up on the Jersey Shore.  Graduating Stockton State College of New Jersey with a Marine Science Degree, she worked at the Sandy Hook Environmental Center educating college students about the importance of our oceans.  Since then Daphne has created a small business designing art from natural sea glass washed in from the ocean.  A 30 year collection of sea glass handpicked by her grandmother Alice Decker was the inspiration for the development of East Coast Sea Glass Design.  This self taught artisan captures the beauty of the sea in each hand-crafted design.

Click here to visit www.jewelrybydaniellerenee.com.
Jewelry by Danielle Reneé

Artisan Danielle Reneé Mullen has been creating original and unique “Sea Glass Jewelry” with vintage sea glass collected for years along the New England coast by her and her grandmother Mimi.  A passionate sea glass collector, Danielle uses only genuine, top quality sea glass transforming each piece into a stunning work of art.  This collection has been affectionately named “The Mimi Collection”.  Danielle has recently been celebrated as the “New Artist of the Month” at “Antiques at Wingate” located in the Historic Art District of Haverhill, MA.  Danielle is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit the Sea Glass Designs website.
Sea Glass Designs

Bruce and Gail Barton spend the winter months living aboard their sailboat in the northern Bahamas collecting rare sea glass shards.  The area is rich in beautiful old sea glass as a result of numerous shipwrecks on the reefs off the islands during the early 1800.
 
Their jewelry includes necklaces, bracelets, and earrings that are either wire wrapped, drilled or mounted in sterling silver bezels.  They also make picture frames, note cards and other artwork from the sea glass.  They are commercial members of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit the Sea Glass:  A Photographic Journey website.
Sea Glass:  A Photographic Journey

Christeena Hockin-Minopetros, jewelry designer, photographer, and award-winning floral designer, is the owner of Sea Glass Jewels and Company.  An avid sea glass collector since her youth at the Jersey shore, Christeena now devotes her time and passion to finding unique and beautiful sea glass in the Greek Isles.  Her newly-released book, Sea Glass:  A Photographic Journey, showcases her photos of some of her rare and colorful beach finds.  Christeena's jewelry designs are unique;  one-of-a-kind pieces, hand crafted using her sea glass treasures with sterling silver.  She and her husband spend their winters in the Florida Keys and summers in Greece, where her husband is a sailing boat captain.  Enjoy the journey.

Click here to visit Lake Erie Beach Glass.
Lake Erie Beach Glass

Jodie Pastor is a beach glass enthusiast who collects naturally surf tumbled glass from the coastal shore line of Great Lake Erie.  She dedicates herself to the education of sea beach glass and offers a rich and colorful history of the Lake's hundreds of sunken ships, prohibition rum running days, and the pirating off of Long Point Canada.  Jodie offers beautiful artistic jewelry designs, wholesale lots, singles, and other unique gift items incorporating these historical pieces of glass.  Jodie is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit the Art of Seaglass website.
Art of Seaglass

Artisan Aileen Cabral handcrafts stunning sea glass jewelry, made with 99.9% fine silver and sea glass collected from the beaches of California.

Aileen's sea glass obsession was set in motion by her friend and business partner, Kim Ritner.  Aileen combined her new fixation with her other passion, jewelry making, and The Art of Sea Glass was born.

Aileen's sea glass art has been displayed in numerous art galleries, art fairs and at the 2007 North American Sea Glass Festival in Santa Cruz, California.  Aileen Cabral is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association as well.

Click here to visit the By the Bay Treasures website.
By the Bay Treasures

One of the only sites available online where you can purchase 100% genuine natural, surf tumbled beach sea glass in bulk.  Owned and maintained by Charles Peden, one of the founders of the North American Sea Glass Association, you are sure to find plenty of interest within their website, from sea glass jewelry and bulk sea glass to drill bits for drilling sea glass, you can find it here.

Click here to visit the Relish website.
Relish Inc.

A bustling sea glass jewelry and gift shop owned and operated by sisters Terri Reed-Boyer and Jennifer Reed, Relish Inc., was recently featured in Coastal Living's gift giving guide.  Relish is dedicated towards maintaining an appreciation for natural sea glass and to that end serve on the Board of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit the Tears from the Deep Sea Glass Jewelry website.
Tears from the Deep Sea Glass Jewelry

Cindy Kuhn has enjoyed collecting sea glass nearly all her life and has been fortunate enough to be given an opportunity to do what she loves.  She makes wonderful sea glass jewelry from pieces that she finds herself or purchases from reputable dealers throughout the world.  She like many others feels a spiritual pull towards the sea glass which is reflected in her jewelry.  Cindy serves on the Board of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit Chesapeake Sea Glass Publishing.
Chesapeake Sea Glass Publishing

Established in 2003 by author Richard LaMotte and his wife Nancy, who opened an independent publishing company on Maryland's Eastern Shore to produce and market Richard's book Pure Sea Glass.  The book earned first place for non-fiction in Writer's Digest International Self Publishing Book Competition and was honored by a charitable writer's conference that named their event “Pure Sea Glass”.  Richard is one of the founding Board Members of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Click here to visit www.Gemwrap.com
Just for You, Unique Gifts
“Mother Nature does the artwork,
I put a frame around it!”

“Wire Wrapping Artisan”, Michele Buckler has been collecting “Mother Natures Gems” for most of her life.  She has been wrapping natural seaglass, ceramic shards, and various types of gemstones for many years and opened a store near the beach in Lewes, Delaware.  You can choose from a large selection of seaglass and gemstones or she will be happy to wrap a special gem that you may already own.  Michele is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Sea Glass Journal, an on-line resource for sea glass lovers everywhere!
Sea Glass Journal

“The online resource for sea glass lovers everywhere!”

An online community for sea glass collectors, artisans and those who are just plain curious about sea glass.  Learn more about the history of sea glass, some of the world's great glassing spots, craft and jewelry ideas, and interviews with other sea glass lovers.

Click here to visit the Sea Glass Treasures website.
Sea Glass Treasures

Anne Marie grew up on Prince Edward Island in Canada near the Atlantic Ocean.  Her Dad, a commercial fisherman, instilled a love of the sea in his children.  Anne Marie has also lived in Hawaii, California and Wisconsin.  Her passion for collecting sea glass takes her to both coasts, Hawaii and the Great Lakes.  Back in Wisconsin, her husband's home state, she uses the brilliant and soft colors to create beautiful jewelry.  She hopes that the simplicity of her pieces will bring a peaceful yet powerful feeling to the wearer.  Anne Marie, a songwriter, has written and recorded a song “God's Little Treasures” which takes her on a spiritual journey while “seaglassin” on the beach on PEI.  Listen and/or purchase her CD on her website.

Click here to visit HL Sea and Beach Glass Jewelry LLC.
HL Sea & Beach Glass Jewelry LLC

Surrounded by water, a native Long Islander in New York, Holly L'Homedieu has taken sea glass combing to the next level.  You can find the finest quality collectors pieces and antique relics of the sea, genuine sea glass jewelry of all kinds, even custom orders.  She can make your dreams into sea glass jewelry!  Holly is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

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