Tumbled by the ocean for years, sometimes decades, broken glass returns to shore with soft, frosted edges. Each piece I find while beachcombing or diving becomes Hawaiian sea glass jewelry, handmade in 14k gold-filled or sterling silver on the North Shore of Oʻahu.
Teal-blue, white, green, and brown are the most common colors; red, pink, purple, and orange are rare, and a true matching pair is rarer still.
Sea glass is set in one-of-one cuffs, with custom sea glass necklaces, rings, and earrings available on request. The Hawaiian sea glass guide traces where it comes from.
Sea glass
Broken glass the ocean has tumbled smooth over five to fifty years or more. Every piece is different in shape, size and color, and collecting it helps clean up the ocean while giving something discarded a new life.
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Questions
Is this real sea glass?
Yes. Every piece is genuine sea glass I found in Hawaiʻi, not machine-tumbled or acid-frosted craft glass.
How long does sea glass take to form?
It takes years of tumbling in waves and sand, often several decades, for broken glass to lose its sharp edges and turn frosted.
Can I get a custom sea glass necklace or ring?
Yes, you can request sea glass in a custom order and choose the piece, metal and color you love. Custom orders take 1–3 weeks (up to 6 for intricate pieces like bezel work), and rare colors depend on what I find.