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Yellow seaglass is extremely rare, pre world war 1 glass makers used manganese to create clear glass which would turn purple when exposed to sunlight over time. During the war manganese highly sought after metal so the glass makers switched to selenium which when exposed to sunlight turns yellow.
This piece being a bright sunny yellow most likely originated from an art piece, stained glass or depression glass.
This piece was found along the North East coast and has been naturally tumbled by the sea, we do not tumble or reshape the glass.
This is why seaglass tends to have imperfections or 'C' marks which occurs from being dashed against the shore.
The holes were bored using specialist equipment.
We use only solid sterling silver findings and the pendant comes complete with an 18 inch sterling silver fine trace chain.
Designed by Rebecca Mcadam
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