Gold Charm Necklace - Clear Necklace - Sea Glass Chain Necklace

I only used genuine, naturally tumbled antique sea glass. Much of it was collected by my own hands, from Seaham Beach in the UK. You can read a little about Seaham seaglass here.

The aqua blue and turquoise colours of seaglass are sourced from a collector in Japan that I have been working with for many years. These precious sea glass nuggets most likely originate from old sake bottles and glass floats. You can read more here about the Japanese sea glass and the awesome collector Christina Sawka.

The rich, opulent teal nuggets are sourced from Iceland, and most likely originate from bottles imported into Iceland before the second world war, right up to the '50's. 

I use sterling silver, solid 14k gold, and 14k gold-filled (not plated) metals in my jewellery designs. Gold Filled is a term which refers to the technique of pressure bonding a layer of pure gold to a jeweller's base metal. My gold filled is made with 14-karat gold, and the gold represents 1/20th (or 5%) of the total weight of the material.
The process is permanent and the gold does not rub off like gold-plating can.

My studio and shop are located on Gallery Walk
123 Long Road,
Tamborine Mountain, 4272
Qld, Australia

You can visit me in my studio, commission custom made jewellery as well as shop designs by Local and Regional Jewellery Designers.

I use the British & Australian Sizing for rings. But can determine your ring size by whatever number or letter you provide me.

The best way to accurately measure your size would be to pop into a local jewellery store and have your ring size measured professionally.

The gold filled chains I use in most of my designs is made in Italy and in almost 15 years of creating with this chain I have only had a few repairs.
The 925 sterling silver chain I work with are supplied by an Australian metal merchant who sources these chains from America and Europe.

I will happily replace any faulty chains if the chain has failed due to manufacturing within 6 months of purchase.

If a chain is snapped somewhere along the chain due to mishandling by the wearer then I can replace the chain for you, for a nominal fee.

Simply get in touch with me by sending a photo to info@kriketbroadhurst.com

My goal is sustainability and sea glass and gems last an eternity with the right care. Therefore, I am always happy to refresh your jewellery, replace chains after years of use or clean your pieces for you. Fees depend on the amount of work needed to bring your jewellery back to life but are often far less than the purchase price.

Simply get in touch with me by sending a photo to info@kriketbroadhurst.com

One way to work out your size is to measure the diameter of an existing bangle. Another is to point your fingers and squish them together then wrap string or cord around your knuckles at the widest point. Imagine the widest point at which a bangle needs to get past. Then measure the cord on a ruler. Click here to see our bangle size guide. 

All my jewellery is handmade, and therefore are shipped one to two business days after receiving the order.
There are some items which take a little longer but they will have a note about dispatch time in their description. 

Estimated shipping times:
All domestic orders are shipped free with Australia Post Standard Shipping.
This can take up to 5 days to reach you, depending on your location.

Upgrade to Express shipping at checkout if you need your jewellery faster.

Australia: 2-6 business days with Australia Post standard shipping which includes tracking.
Express postage is available - please select at checkout.

Actual delivery time will depend on the shipping method you choose.

New Zealand: Express Tracked Postage with Australia Post should take 5-8 business days. 

United States: Express Tracked Postage with Australia Post should take 7-12 business days.

Europe: Express Tracked Postage with Australia Post should take 7-12 business days.

All international customers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply to their order.

As soon as your jewellery has left  my studio, you will receive a shipping confirmation with your Auspost tracking number.

Click on the tracking number and you can access to-the-minute location information of your order.

I keep a record of all dispatched parcels so always happy to help.

While I doubt you will want to return your jewellery once you lay eyes on it, I totally understand sometimes we change our minds. I gladly accept returns and exchanges on most items, please contact me here within 5 days of delivery to discuss returning your piece.

Providing the item is returned to me in the original packing, unworn, within a month of receipt, we will happily return the cost of your item. Cost of returns are the buyer's responsibility. 

I cannot accept returns or exchanges on custom or personalised pieces or rings that are made to size. Due of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for them. For more information, please see my Returns and Exchanges Policy here.

Yes I absolutely do!
A large proportion of my work is custom orders. Simply email me with 'custom order' in the subject line to  info@kriketbroadhurst.com

Give me as much information as possible about the colours, size and shapes of the seaglass or stones you would like.

I will then give you an idea of costing, estimated time of delivery and the ongoing process. You can read this quick blog post on commissioning rings.