Gorgeous Rare Stacked Genuine Yellow and White Sea Glass Pendant
Gorgeous Rare Stacked Genuine Yellow and White Sea Glass Pendant
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Gorgeous Rare Stacked Genuine Yellow and White Sea Glass Pendant

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Hello Yellow!🌼

Wear a little sunshine around your neck ā˜€ļø

This gorgeous stacked rare soft yellow and white sea glass necklace is handmade in Dana Point, Ca.

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Comes on anĀ 18ā€ stainless steel cable chain.Ā 

Your necklace will arrive in a pretty box and gift bag ready for gift giving to a friend (or yourself!)

All of my jewelry is handmade by me from genuine sea glass and beach stones tumbled by the sea. Did you know that It takes decades for broken glass to become sea glass? Worn by waves, recycled by the sea, sea glass is a product of both man and nature. Bottles, jars and glass carelessly discarded are smoothed by the waves and sand until it washes up on shore, waiting to be found by a lucky passerby. Every piece is unique!!

Some interesting facts about Yellow Sea Glass:Ā 

Only 1 in 3500 pieces of sea glass might be Yellow!

Yellow sea glass or light amber sea glass. Sources for this sea glass are depression glass, art glass, stained glass, old glass insulators and glass that is made with selenium.

During World War I The glass industry replaced manganese with selenium. Over a period of many years glass made with manganese turns lavender when exposed to sunlight and glass made with seleniumĀ turns a soft yellow-gold when exposed to sunlight.

Most clear white frosted sea glassĀ comes from items such as soda bottles, glass food containers, liquor bottles, wine bottles, Mason and Ball canning jars as well as old milk bottles and medicine bottles. Clear sea glass looks frosty and white when dry and is often referred to as white sea glass. Roughly two out of three pieces of sea glass you find will be clear or white.​

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