Skip to product information
Seafoam Sea Glass Bracelet - Adjustable
  • Seafoam Sea Glass Bracelet - Adjustable
  • A handcrafted adjustable bracelet featuring six pieces of natural seafoam sea glass from the Adriatic Coast of Italy, bezel set in sterling silver with a toggle clasp, glowing softly under natural light.
  • A handcrafted adjustable bracelet featuring six pieces of natural seafoam sea glass from the Adriatic Coast of Italy, bezel set in sterling silver with a toggle clasp, glowing softly under natural light.
Seafoam Sea Glass Bracelet - Adjustable
$295.00 USD
RETURN & REFUND POLICY

  • Size: Adjustable size 6-8.

  • Materials: Genuine seafoam sea glass from the Adriatic Coast of Italy, bezel set in sterling silver.

  • Design: Features beautifully tumbled, soft triangular and organic-shaped glass pieces, each with a natural matte finish and gentle ocean glow.

  • Style: Elegant, timeless, and serene - perfect for coastal-inspired looks or meaningful travel keepsakes.

  • Origin: Hand-collected sea glass from Italy’s Adriatic shoreline, smoothed by decades of waves.

  • Meaning: Seafoam symbolizes renewal, peace, and your deep connection to the sea.

  • Vibe: Dreamy and tranquil - a wearable memory of the Mediterranean coast. 🌊✨

Bundle with to get 10% discount

Ships within 24 hours

Carefully packed and shipped within 24 hours.

Handmade

Made with love, inspired by the sea.

Custom Orders

Design your own piece and we’ll bring it to life.

You may also like....

Cindy Fraser

Designer & Goldsmith

Sea Glass Gold is a collection of fine jewelry handcrafted with genuine, ocean-tumbled sea glass - the rarest quality, naturally shaped by the sea over many decades. Each piece is created to highlight the glass’s natural beauty, history, and color. 

The sea glass I use comes from beaches around the world, collected for its exceptional color and symmetrical shape. Because true jewelry-grade sea glass is becoming increasingly rare, these pieces are meant to be treasured - heirlooms that hold a connection to the ocean’s past.

Read more