HuntressbySea
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico |
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Reviews
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Claudia on Jul 1, 2020
5 out of 5 starsYour work is always amazing. Thank you! It reminds me of home, Puerto Rico, every time I look down at my hand.
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Keith on Jun 29, 2020
5 out of 5 starsA beautifully handcrafted piece! Got it as a present and the receiver absolutely loves it!
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Frank on May 24, 2020
5 out of 5 starsCarolyn is wonderful to work with. She helped me pick out a custom design and assisted with sample pictures. The purchase was a surprise gift for my wife and was a huge hit. Carolyn does beautiful work and I highly recommend her.
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Glendee on Jan 2, 2020
5 out of 5 starsIt's this adorable in person too! It arrived in time to wear for a couple of weeks in December before Christmas. Thank you HuntressbySea!!
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Susan on Nov 27, 2019
5 out of 5 starsThe colors are just what I was looking for and the shipping was fast. Thank you
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heidi on Mar 14, 2019
5 out of 5 starsThank you Carolyn for once again sending a package of brilliant cobalt blue sea glass ! And a surprise assortment of shells and sea glass ...the best ! Customer service and shipment is always great.
About HuntressbySea
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I love making one of a kind pieces...letting the glass take center stage
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Beautiful Red Sea Glass...perfectly imperfect
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Finding marbles when I dive is one of my favorites!!
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The beauty of Puerto Rican sea glass has no compare
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I love the dark mystery of the olive sea glass found in Puerto Rico
Hunting the highways and the byways of the beautiful sea for stunning bits of history in glass!
Somehow, this girl from the foothills of Maryland ended up on the most beautiful place on earth...North Western Puerto Rico. I have found a simple pleasure in finding sea glass...each piece tells a story, and I want to share it with everyone. I opened my shop in 2014, offering the first few pieces of sea glass that I found...and I fell in love.
In the winter of 2015 I began working with metals and incorporated silversmith jewelry designs and techniques. I felt this was the best way to tell the story and show off the beautiful colors and textures of genuine sea glass! This foray into jewelry allows you to carry a piece of the beach with you, no matter where you may roam.
HuntressbySea includes bulk sea glass and my own handmade designs. My customers can always rest assured that I have poured my own heart and soul into each design ❤️
So no matter if you are looking for bulk sea glass for your own designs, or are interested in mine, I am happy to provide both❤️❤️
Shop members
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The Huntress
Owner, Creator
I love collecting sea glass and creating jewelry! I offer pieces for other artisans to use and my favorite thing to do is to work in my studio and create my own beautiful designs.
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The Captain
Creator
Vary rarely does he venture into my studio, but when he does, the results are always enviable.
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
Returns and exchanges
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
I don't accept cancellations
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
- Custom or personalized orders
- Perishable products (like food or flowers)
- Digital downloads
- Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
Returns and exchange details
Payment
Shipping
I cannot be held responsible for items damaged/lost/stolen during the shipping process.
Additional policies and FAQs
Due to the nature of sea glass, some pieces may have inclusions and flaws. Each piece is different-as such you may find variations from the photographs listed. However, you will receive the exact piece listed unless noted on the item description.
More information
Frequently asked questions
Care instructions
To bring a shine to sea glass, you may use a soft dab of mineral oil. To return the "frosty" appearance, a quick wash with dish soap and warm water does the trick!
Where does sea glass come from?
Sea glass appears on our shores as a result of disposal of glass items at sea! Glass that has been tossed in the waves of the ocean becomes 'hydrated' -the "c" markings and the pitted surface indicate this chemical change that occurs. These markings help indicate age and wear and tear as a result of the journey over the sea and waves
How do you find sea glass?
I walk and swim and dive at many many locations here in Puerto Rico. I look for beaches close to river mouths, shipping channels, and areas that are (or were) densely populated. These are areas that run off and will deposit into the ocean any of the treasures I'm seeking!
I see what I like but I wish the sea glass was a different color-what can I do?
Message me! I'm always happy to work on a custom order for you! I have a very extensive collection so chances are I may find just what you're looking for!