It's been a hot and lazy summer in Beaufort, but the cool breezes have seldom failed us.  We continue to have a steady stream of wonderful new work for you to enjoy.  Stop by!  We'd love to see you!

 

The sea-style glass used in this jewelry is primarily recycled glass, created from broken bottles, stained glass remnants, and beads. This colorful glass is broken, formed and finished in Austin's studios, then tumbled with genuine beach sand, gravel, and salt water to replicate the roll of ocean waves. The resulting sand-etched finish turns these pieces into modern sea jewels.

Every photograph is a link that will take you to the artist's page to see more of their work.

North Carolina jeweler Laura Cardwell has sent us a lovely selection of necklaces and earrings in her unique style. 

Clover Loop earrings by Sarah Graham

These graceful clover loop earrings by Sarah Graham are among her newest designs.  In 18k gold and cobalt chrome, they make a very elegant statement.

Bronze and silver bangles by Kristina Kada

This set of bangle bracelets by Kristina Kada is crafted in bronze with a blackened sterling silver accent bangle.

Spiral earrings by Dean Turner

Dean Turner fuses 22k gold dust on to blackened sterling silver to create these beautiful spiral earrings.

Labradorite ring by Yasuko Azuma

We are very pleased to introduce work by Yasuko Azuma.  This labradorite ring is set in 18k gold with a rhodium plated, blackened sterling silver band.  Lovely!

 



These richly jeweled earrings by Patricia Locke are designed to make anyone feel like royalty!  They are made with Swarovski crystals and gold plate over brass.

Mazu necklace by Patricia Locke

The Mazu necklace, also by Patricia Locke, again uses Swarovski crystals set in gold plate over brass.  A beautiful statement in the colors of the sea.

Woven earrings with coral by Anne Lovett

Beaufort artist Anne Lovett creates dynamic woven earring in a variety of colorful stones.  Her designs are always fun and innovative.

Multi Pearl Necklace by Anne Lovett

Anne used wonderful color combinations in all of her jewelry.  This necklace combines pearls in a variety of colors and shapes to create a contemporary classical look.
                                                        
                                                                                              

We are very pleased to have two new potters on board. 



Bruce Larrabee has worked as a fulltime potter since 1983. He knew at an early age that he would make a living with his hands. In 1979 he took his first pottery class and was hooked. His stoneware is beautiful, affordable, and completely functional.

Mugs by Nancy Rasch Salamon