About this Product
This unique Anniversary Bracelet is a set on silver-plated Dreamcatcher style bracelet. Each bracelet is different colors of sea china/vintage pottery pieces set along side of each other to create a stunning arrangement.
Measures 7-1/2 inches long.
Some of the beautiful pieces include; rare blue willow china, stoneware, china, and crock pottery shards set alongside each other to create a stunning arrangement.
Eco-friendly
China is the traditional gift of the 8th or 20th wedding anniversary I designed this piece for symbolizing the beautiful and delicate balance of a love over the past years.
Each bracelet I craft is unique and ONE OF A KIND! Gift Boxed!
HISTORY: Sea pottery, also known as "Sea China" or "Sea Porcelain" or "beach pottery" is pottery which is broken into worn pieces and shards and found on beaches along oceans or large lakes. Sea pottery has been tumbled and smoothed by the water and sand, creating small pieces of smooth, frosted pottery. Much of the sea pottery in the United States originated from discarded 18th and 19th century porcelain. Some sea pottery contains discernible patterns, such as flowers, figures, historic places and scenes, or hallmarks, factory stamps and dates which allow the pottery to be dated using pottery reference guides. (Source: Wikipedia)
I found these unique shards along the beaches of a historic whaling harbor in Massachusetts.
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Beachwood
Meet the Maker
Everything I offer for sale is designed and handmade by me. I enjoy creating art of natural mediums. Pottery is my favorite thing to make, followed by Sea Glass and Wampum Jewelry.
I live along the coast of Massachusetts. The shoreline I walk daily with my dog is the one I played on as a child. The stories of hurricanes and homes swept out to sea are always on my mind when I find unique ocean tumbled shards of glass, pottery and bricks. Sharing the history and simple beauty of the sea treasures I find is why I opened Beachwood Street Designs, an online business I operate from a loft looking over picturesque Buzzards Bay.
My pottery line is now celebrating it's 35th year. My slab built pottery is slump molded on beach stones and impressed with shells and flowers. My work has sold throughout the country in many storefronts. My cranberry pottery line was carried by Ocean Spray’s “Cranberry World Visitors Center” and shipped worldwide.
My family tree dates back to the 1600's and includes both the Mayflower Pilgrims and Native Americans. Samoset, who befriended the Pilgrims, is my 11th great grandfather. It is often my ancestry that inspires my original artistic designs.
Please enjoy browsing my designs. May you always have a shell in your pocket and a love for the ocean in your heart!
Susan Amaral
Artist
How it’s Made
I'm a beachcomber who walks the coastline on Massachusetts's daily. My dog walking coats have big pockets. For years I have saved the pieces I have found and others have shared with me. The pieces are washed and inspected. Making this bracelet is like making a puzzle and creating the patterns.
This beautiful Broken pottery shard bracelet is a set on a 7.5" silver-plated 5 link dreamcatcher style bracelet. The sea china/vintage pottery pieces are set alongside each other to create a stunning arrangement.
HISTORY: Sea pottery, also known as "Sea China" or "Sea Porcelain" or "beach pottery" is pottery which is broken into worn pieces and shards and found on beaches along oceans or large lakes. Sea pottery has been tumbled and smoothed by the water and sand, creating small pieces of smooth, frosted pottery. Much of the sea pottery in the United States originated from discarded 18th and 19th century porcelain. Some sea pottery contains discernible patterns, such as flowers, figures, historic places and scenes, or hallmarks, factory stamps and dates which allow the pottery to be dated using pottery reference guides. (Source: Wikipedia) I found these unique shards along the beaches of a historic whaling harbor in Massachusetts.
Shop Policies
Returns
Returns are accepted. Contact me first with any concerns or questions within 3 days of receiving your order. Please return item in the original packaging. Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and any loss in value if an item isn't returned in original condition. Most items are shipped USPS and do come with a small amount of insurance. Damaged items and lost items can be refunded by filing a claim either in person (preferred) at your local post office or online at USPS.com
Custom and personalized orders
Custom order pottery pieces from start to finish take about 4 weeks on an average. I make every piece by hand from a wet piece of clay. The clay takes time to dry. Each piece is them trimmed and rough edges are smoothed. I hand paint each piece, fire it in my kiln, glaze it and fire it again. Sometimes I have blank piece partially the process, so message me with any questions. I'm happy to work with you.
Personalized ornaments are done within a day. I use an oil paint pen to add names to my ornaments after I make them.
Custom jewelry orders take about 5 business days.
Care Instructions
Jewelry Care Instructions - Use a polish cloth on Silver and sliver plated findings.
Pottery Care Instructions- All glazes used on my pottery is food safe and can be treated like regular dishes and cared for with regular dish washing methods. I suggest hand washing, however many pieces of average size can be placed in the dishwasher's top shelf.
Pottery is Eco-Friendly and Sustainable. Selecting Beachwood Street Designs, when making sustainable lifestyle choices that impact the environment, is the right choice. My handmade pieces are eco-friendly. Made of natural clay and lead-free glazes, my pottery is durable and longer lasting than other materials. The making of pottery does not require the use of any other natural sources, like trees, and makes a sustainable contribution to protecting forest and landscapes across the globe. Because pottery is considered sustainable in sourcing, making, distributing, and disposing of, it has little impact on the environment.
Jewelry is Eco-Friendly: Wampum and Sea Glass is used in the shape that I find on the beaches along a historic whaling harbor.
Gift Messages: A personal gift note may be added to your order on request. Holiday tissue paper is used November through December.
Packing Slips and Receipts are not included with an order to reduce the carbon footprint. They are emailed or available in your account
