This is a gorgeous deep golden yellow seaglass pendant with a silver fish charm! The pendant is a piece found on the pebble-covered beaches of Lake Erie, Ohio. Yellow seaglass of any shade or hue is 1:3,500 on the rarity scale, which means that of 3,500 pieces found by a person, only one might be yellow!
Not much was made with yellow glass originally, other than some vehicle signal lights and decorative Depression Era glassware.
Seaglass (sometimes called beachglass, or Mermaids’ Tears) is worn down pieces of these relics that make their way into the ocean from a coastal landfill or from ships - sand and coral reefs wear down the shards in the surf and currents to make them particularly frosty!
This seaglass measures 1" tall x .75" wide with a sterling silver plated fish charm and jump ring. An 18" sterling silver chain is included. All of my seaglass is organically-worn down by the oceans and Great Lakes - always a beachfind and NEVER purchased or machine tumbled! The included color rarity chart was made with research over the two decades I have been collecting these frosty shards of history.
Thank you for supporting an independent American artist and beachcomber!
This is a gorgeous deep golden yellow seaglass pendant with a silver fish charm! The pendant is a piece found on the pebble-covered beaches of Lake Erie, Ohio. Yellow seaglass of any shade or hue is 1:3,500 on the rarity scale, which means that of 3,500 pieces found by a person, only one might be yellow!
Not much was made with yellow glass originally, other than some vehicle signal lights and decorative Depression Era glassware.
Seaglass (sometimes called beachglass, or Mermaids’ Tears) is worn down pieces of these relics that make their way into the ocean from a coastal landfill or from ships - sand and coral reefs wear down the shards in the surf and currents to make them particularly frosty!
This seaglass measures 1" tall x .75" wide with a sterling silver plated fish charm and jump ring. An 18" sterling silver chain is included. All of my seaglass is organically-worn down by the oceans and Great Lakes - always a beachfind and NEVER purchased or machine tumbled! The included color rarity chart was made with research over the two decades I have been collecting these frosty shards of history.
Thank you for supporting an independent American artist and beachcomber!
