Greek Goddess. Genuine Greek Black Sea Glass Bead on Sterling Silver Necklace from my Tiny Beauty Collection. Guaranteed Authentic.

Greek Goddess. Genuine Greek Black Sea Glass Bead on Sterling Silver Necklace from my Tiny Beauty Collection.

Guaranteed Authentic. Ultra Rare Find. The Sea Glass Bead washed ashore on the beautiful beaches of Greece. Unaltered, as found.

Handmade to Order in my Home Studio in England, U.K.

Gift Boxed. Authenticity Certificate. Eco-Friendly Jewellery and Packaging.

Sea Glass: Genuine Greek Black Sea Glass Bead with Bubble Pattern. Worn and Frosted by the Sea and Time. Unaltered, as found. 0.59 inch/1.5 cm.

Necklace: Sterling Silver. 925 Finess Mark. New. Made from Eco Friendly Recycled Sterling Silver. ♻️
Bar: Sterling Silver Bar.

Choose the lengths: 16, 18 or 20 inch. Other lengths are available on request.


Black Sea Glass:

Black Sea Glass is often nicknamed Pirate Glass. 🏴‍☠️
Black is the oldest of all Glass Bottles and that makes Black Sea Glass finds truly unique. Their story and origins depends on where it is found.

It’s rare to find, often overlooked because it hides perfectly between the pebbles.
Some Black Sea Glass hold colour like green, blue, red .... within them and only discovered when holding against light.


What is Sea Glass?

Genuine Sea Glass has been rolled and tumbled in the ocean for many years, some for decades or even a century and longer, until the edges are rounded off and the appearance is frosted.
All little dents and scratches are natural and that makes it so unique and beautiful.

Sea Glass is all shaped and frosted by The Sea and Time only. Every piece is unique and differs in colour, shape and size.


The Meaning of SEA GLASS

Sea Glass is believed to be a symbol of renewal and healing, a metaphor for life. Originally simply glass outlived its usefulness or is broken and ended up in The Sea.

It represents resilience and ability to adapt and thrive in change.

Spiritually it is believed that it gathers healing and cleansing properties from its time in The Sea.

The Legend of Mermaid Tears

There are a few legends being told. Here is one of them:
Neptune forbid the sea maidens to use their abilities to change the course of nature. But one of the mermaids fell in love with a ship’s captain and calmed the wind and waves to save the man’s life during a stormy night. Neptune exiled her to the depths of the ocean. Never to see the sunlight again. Still today her tears wash up on the shore as seaglass as a reminder of her true love.

Love Quote to the Greek Islands

“The problem with Greece is that she’s just too beautiful.”


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