The Sea Glass Lady
June 11th 2012 Posted for Wire Wrapping
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Oh its true, I do, I love sea glass. I love its colours, I love the hunt, I love the mystery of where it might have come from, I love journey it traveled to get to me, and I love transforming it into what it can be, I love working and wire wrapping it and I love that Sea Glass symbolizes me.
I also love to get mail, especially when it is addressed to
“The Sea Glass Lady”
So what is sea glass? Well it is broken pieces of glass that has been washed over time by mother nature up onto the shores. Don’t be fooled because not any old piece of broken glass can be given the title “sea glass.” It has to be over 30 years old rolling back and forth with the waves over salt, sand, and stone tumbling in the ocean for years making it smooth on all sides, until it is a nugget size just right for Jewel-quality.
Textures will tell sometimes how old, or rare a piece of sea glass really is
I ask the same question each time I reach on the beach for the sea glass nugget while beachcombing; What was your history…Come on tell me your story. Were you a bottle, a vase, a dish, or a jar that held penny candy in a 5 & dime? Who’s your owner? How far did you travel? How old are you? Or how did you end up on my little Island, Prince Edward Island? How did you get to the ocean in the first place?
Cobalt blue sea glass identifies with a Noxzema jar, Milk of Magnesia, and Vick’s Vap-o-Rub bottles from early to mid 1900’s
Oh so many questions and often no answers but sometimes Sea Glass can be identified by the markings, its colour, and sometimes shape. I’ll have to settle with not having the full complete story on each piece of sea glass and leave some of the mystery to continue the story.
Frosted white sea glass caged in silver wire wrapped for a pendent and ready for sale in
Sea Glass Bracelets $25 in the gift shop
Sea Glass Rings are $7.95 in the Gift Shop
The Island Made Gift Shop, 545 Malpeque Rd, (Route 2) Winsloe, PEI
Thank you for stopping by my “Sea Glass Lady” blog post today. Remember if you are visiting Prince Edward Island make stopping by the Island Made Gift Shop (open hours) a thing to do while here on PEI. Guaranteed to be eye and purse pleasing as we have a lot of Blissful sea glass jewelery, scrapbooking memorabilia all genuinely made in PEI and unique to Prince Edward Island.
Sea Glass Cindy
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I’m wondering if there are people who drop broken glass into the sea, knowing that someday, somewhere, it will wash ashore and bring wonder to someone else.
Ya think? Ya there are people who seed the beach. Even if I find something not tumbled enough I’ll toss it back, but then I’ve picked it at the same location I tossed it.