Seaglass - Washed Up Past Pieces

Each piece of seaglass we find on our visits to the Channel Islands, Wales and beyond has its own story. Tumbled, shaped and frosted by the sea over many years, every fragment is completely unique. Once it’s set into jewellery, that exact combination of colour, shape and texture can never be replicated.

Below is a gallery of past one‑of‑a‑kind seaglass pieces I’ve made. They may now be sold, but I hope they inspire you. If you’d like to be notified when new seaglass jewellery becomes available, you’re very welcome to subscribe and keep up to date with my New Arrivals.

If you’ve found a piece of seaglass on a walk, or have one that holds a special meaning, and would love to have it set in silver, feel free to get in touch. I’d be delighted to create something just for you.

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Our Workshops

  • Beginner Friendly Courses

    The 8–12 Week Beginner Introduction Courses are run and led by Mireille Clark, who brings over ** years of teaching jewellery. These longer courses offer a friendly, structured way to learn essential silversmithing skills, build confidence at the bench and explore jewellery design in depth.

  • Jewellery Experiences

    These fun, creative evening workshops are run by Shelley Ide and are a lovely way for friends and family to spend time together, get hands‑on with silver and make something beautiful to take home in a relaxed 3‑hour session. Expect grubby hands, plenty of laughter, and endless tea and coffee along the way.

  • Make your Own Wedding Rings

    The wedding ring making workshops at Orla James are a truly special experience. They’ve been specialising in bespoke wedding ring workshops for couples for over ** years, offering a meaningful and memorable way to create your rings together as you begin your marriage.
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