An heirloom of your own.
One of a kind only once.
Each piece tells a story. These are theirs.
“The piece of sea glass is stunning. And I love the shape and style you created.”
“Oh my goodness it is a stunner! I absolutely love it so much and I will treasure it always.”
“I'm speechless; this is really a unique piece. Your work speaks with so much beauty, Cindy.”
“It's gorgeous, so much prettier than imagined; I'm so happy.”
“They are beautiful pieces of seaglass but now you're giving them a life of so much more.”
“The bracelet arrived yesterday. It is everything I had hoped for!”
“It's so beautiful. Thank you so much, it means a lot to me.”
“The pictures don't do her jewelry justice — trust me, you need to treat yourself to something special.”
Cindy Fraser, designer & goldsmith
From studios on Florida's Gulf Coast and in the mountains of North Carolina, I set each piece of sea glass by hand using traditional goldsmithing — so the glass, and its history, take center stage.
Sea glass doesn't become beautiful because life was easy.
It becomes beautiful because of the waves.
Every piece I create began as something broken — weathered by time, shaped by the sea, transformed into something extraordinary. Maybe that's why it speaks to so many women. We know what it feels like to weather storms, and to come through stronger, softer, wiser.
Carry the sea. Carry your story.
Choose your glass by the shore it came from.
Celebrating a milestone, honoring a special place, or preserving sea glass you found yourself — I'll create a one-of-a-kind piece, just for you.
Pictured: hand-gathered glass from Fort Bragg, California.
Purple Neodymium Sea Glass from the Tuscan shores of Italy
Turns blue in fluorescent light
Seafoam & White Sea Glass from the Adriatic coast of Italy
Purple Neodymium Sea Glass from England
Changes to blue in fluorescent light
Sea Glass from England
Likely tumbled by the North Sea for over 100 years
Sea Glass from Japan
Likely from hand blown fishnet floats and sake bottles
Lovely Frosted Sea Glass from Barcelona, Spain
Sea Glass Gemstones from Spain
Likely lost from jewelry at the beach
Pretty Pastel Sea Glass from New England
Dreamy Blue Sea Glass from Russia
Sea Glass from Fort Bragg Glass Beach, California
Collected in the 70s to 90s
Abalone from India
Secret Black Pirate Glass from Italy, England and the Caribbean
All have a secret color
Sea Glass from Russia
Glass Beach on the Sea of Japan, bracelet & pendant sizes
Sea Glass from Russia
Glass Beach on the Sea of Japan, ring & pendant sizes
Jewelry-grade sea glass is disappearing.
Heirlooms, already treasured.
