Seafoam Sea Glass Ring - North East England - Fine Silver Size 7 (can be sized up to a 9)

For the woman who feels most herself near the water.

Soft seafoam green, substantial silver and just a glimmer of gold give this ring the feeling of something discovered rather than simply made. It’s the kind of piece that carries its history quietly - until someone asks you about it.

The naturally frosted sea glass was found along the northeast coast of England, a region with an extraordinary glassmaking legacy. Seaham and nearby Sunderland were major centers of British glass production during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. The famed Londonderry Bottle Works at Seaham operated from the 1850s until 1921, producing millions of bottles and routinely disposing of waste glass into the North Sea. More than a century of waves, sand and stone transformed fragments from that industrial past into the beautifully softened sea glass still found along this coastline today. 

Because the bottleworks closed in 1921, glass originating from its years of production can now be more than 100 years old. While the exact origin and age of an individual piece can’t be proven from appearance alone, its color, extraordinary frost and location make it entirely possible that this seafoam glass is a surviving fragment of that era - something once utilitarian, transformed by the North Sea into something precious. 

I set the glass in fine silver with a wide, hand-hammered band that gives the ring a wonderfully substantial feel. A tiny gold detail beside the sea glass adds just enough warmth without taking attention away from that beautiful ocean-washed green.

Details: Authentic seafoam sea glass from the northeast coast of England • Fine silver • Hand-hammered wide band • Gold accent • Naturally frosted by the sea • Potentially 100+ years old

A little piece of England’s glassmaking history - shaped first by human hands, then finished by the North Sea.

I’ve included the metal, size, and sea glass details in the description above. If you’d like exact measurements, the weight, or help deciding how a piece will fit, just ask me. I’m happy to help.

For questions about ring sizing or resizing, please contact me before ordering.

I handpick genuine, ocean-tumbled sea glass from beaches around the world, choosing each piece for its exceptional color, shape, and character.

Every piece has a history. If you’d like to know more about where your glass was found, I’d love to share its story.

I want your handmade sea glass jewelry to stay beautiful for years to come. A little everyday care makes all the difference.

• Keep your jewelry dry. An occasional splash is fine; simply dry it gently. Please remove it before washing your hands, bathing, or swimming.

• Remove your jewelry before applying perfumes or lotions.

• Store it in a cool, dry jewelry box when you’re not wearing it. Regular wear and proper storage can help minimize tarnish.

• If tarnish appears, gently wipe the silver with a jewelry polishing cloth. For gold vermeil, use a soft, nonabrasive cloth to protect the finish.

In my silver work, I use very little traditional sterling silver, favoring fine silver and Argentium silver instead. Both have a higher pure silver content than traditional sterling and offer greater resistance to tarnish. They’re also generally well tolerated by sensitive skin, though individual sensitivities vary.

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