Hi,   Thanks for the kind words about my  necklace. It is 18" long. If you are interested in drilling sea glass you will find information on my website: http://www.naturalseaglass.com/drillingseaglass.html   Thanks,   Lisl Armstrong

      This necklace is entirely handmade. I made the chain, clasp and head pins with Sterling silver wire. The sea glass is entirely genuine and was found on a beach in England. It was worn smooth only by the tumbling action of England's North Sea.

 Hi,   I would like to start bezel setting sea glass and am concerned about tarnish building up behind the sea glass. Since sea glass is translucent this could be a problem.  I have thought about using fine silver but even that will tarnish after a while. Is there a way to prevent this?   Thanks, Lisl Armstrong Out Of The ...

 Hi,   In our home in the Outer Banks of North Carolina I have a serious jewelry studio. Here in Florida I work outdoors. I do cold wire work so only use basic hand tools. Since I am so nomadic this really works for me. Anyway, I have just posted my method for matching up sea glass to make earrings on my blog. Matching Up Sea Glass ...

 Hi,   Just letting everyone know about the North American Sea Glass Festival which will be taking place October 11 &12, 2008 in Lewes Delaware.   Lisl Armstrong, Out Of The Blue Seaglass Jewelry  

 Hi, Many of the worlds best wire jewelry artists do cold working and do not solder jump rings. In order to have a jump ring that can not be opened easily you must use heavy gauge wire. I use 18g and heavier. 18g jump rings that are cold worked should be smaller in diameter. You must work-harden the wire. Test their strength by trying to ...

 Sorry! Drilling Sea Glass

 Hi,   I found it! Yes, the drilling sea glass thread is still around and here it is: http://cs.beadandbutton.com/beadingforumarchive/forums/t/24096.aspx?PageIndex=1   Lisl

 Hi There, Is that sea glass drilling thread out there still?  Anyway so nice to see your latest creations! I love the way you that you took your time with each piece and "refined" it. At the moment I too am hot and heavy with cold work - Hahahha! I may pick up the torch one day when I am not so nomadic. Anyway beautiful ...