Neodymium sea glass is another one of my favorites! This magical glass changes color depending on the light source. Pieces from a beach known for its art glass in Southern Spain produce the most vibrant purple pieces - almost an electric lilac! Then, like magic, they change color to a rich slate blue when under fluorescent (think an office) lights. Not only is this sea glass extremely rare, but it is often only found in very small bits. I am so pleased to have a few wonderful specimens to set. Check the pics for the amazing color change (no filters needed!)

This sweet necklace is part of 4 great Spanish “neo” pieces I recently set. This beauty is approximately 12 cm by 9 cm. It is hung from a sterling silver Italian made chain that is fully adjustable (you can wear it as short as you like!). Check the additional pictures for 2 rings and a fabulous cuff.

A little about neodymium or Alexandrite glass from the folks at 20th Century Glass: Neodymium glass (also known as Alexandrite glass), changes colour according to different lighting conditions. The glass appears lilac (or sometimes pink) in natural sunlight or yellow artificial light, and smoky blue in fluorescent/white light. This is due to the presence of Neodymium oxide (Nd²O³) in the glass. Glassware containing Neodymium was produced in several countries, including Scandinavia, Italy, and the Czech Republic. The shades of lilac, pink and blue can vary greatly depending on the glass mixture. (https://20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/alexandrite_glass/neodymium_glass.htm)

This piece is handcrafted by me in my metalsmithing studio on Hawai’i Island. I take meticulous care to bring you the best in rare and elevated sea glass jewelry. This piece is set in fine (pure) silver and solid sterling silver.