COMING VERY SOON! 
Our expanded, updated, re-stocked "neptune's confetti" etsy store!






July 6 & 7
"Tinicum Arts Festival"
Tinicum Park
Erwinna, Pa. Sept. 28 & 29


t h e   a l l u r e   o f      


s e a   g l a s s...



welcome  to:
 

   the secrets of 


  "Davy Jones' Locker"...          

   glass from centuries of

  

sunken vessels, fishing 


boats, cruise liners...now


 washed on to the beach


 and re-purposed...the


 ultimate in recycling.

Great 
Memories...

neptune's confetti/
WornElements" 
took  
the 
FIRST PLACE 
Blue Ribbon prize
 in the 
"Jewelry"
 division 
of the prestigious 
Wood Street Fair, in Burlington, NJ.
Three Times
and a
SECOND PLACE
Red Ribbon prize.
 We are grateful for the 
acknowledgement from the judges, 
and the
 loyal patronage from 
our customers. 
 

Hand picked off sundry beaches around the world, hand crafted in the wilds of New Jersey, these unique sea glass pendants and earrings of various sizes, shapes, and colors are available in a variety of metallic-tone wrapped settings.


New for 2021
"Cascade Pendants"
from 
neptune's confetti

Imagine a waterfall of luminous glass beads and metallic trinkets...
cascading down pristine, 
unadulterated,
 genuine seaglass... 
New this season...a completely fresh approach to neptune's confetti...
Sweet Dreams Are Made of These...
  From our 
"Boho  Mermaid" 
 design line...a dreamy collection of chains,
glass beads, silvertone charms, and lush green seaglass, all dangling from a silver plated "Dream Catcher"! Good energy will be yours when you dream a little dream with "neptune's confetti"..
MORE "Chatelaine"-Inspired 
Sea Glass Pendants

Bermuda and Puerto Rican sea glass pairs beautifully with the
 flowing designs of filigree moons and celtic charms 
to create a modern take on Victorian brooches
 known as "chatelaines"...
Ready to polish up your 
neptune's confetti jewelry? 
Find out "how" on our 
"Frequently Asked Questions" 
page here on the website. Just click on "F.A.Q.s" listed on the menu,left!
WHAT ARE THESE?!?!
Click on "Worn Elements" in the Menu to find out!
Our Search for 
Sea Glass
The thrill of the hunt...
One of the most delightful aspects of creating jewelry for "neptune's confetti" and "WornElements" is the unending search for beautiful, genuine, quality glass. Whether it has been tumbled by the sand and ocean waves to create luminous sea glass, or smoothed for years by river currents and silt to create "fresh water"  sea glass (also known as "river glass"), it has to be "the real deal". This is easily recognized by the smooth shape, satiny feel, and frosty appearance. These qualities are indicative of many years being spent in the water, causing lime to leach out to the surface and crystallize. This true beauty can not be achieved by man-made methods. 
Our search has lead us in many directions, both geographically and within the realm of the worldwide web. Our painstaking online research has put us in contact with certified authentic sea glass collectors from all over the world, with whom we trade, buy, and barter. We have a chance to hear the exciting back stories of where their glass was collected, be it a "rubbish tip" on the coast of southern England where a ship went down 100 years ago, or the fishing waters of Gibraltar, Spain where constant clamming churns up gorgeous pieces of antiquated glass, to name a few. But our favorite part of this endeavor has to be when we search and collect the glass ourselves. Our first opportunity was our honeymoon trip to Bermuda, which you can read about on our "About Us" page. Next was our first trip to Maine, which is detailed on our "Message From The King" page. Below are photos chronicling  our  glass collecting adventures:
Sandy Hook, New Jersey
Our recent trip to Sandy Hook on a blustery October day proved fruitful! 
On the beach one day...beautiful "micro" necklaces the next!
Monhegan Island, off the Coast of Maine
This tiny island can only be reached by boat twice a day. The rocky coast provides a host of glass collecting opportunities!
Shenandoah River, Virginia
Fresh water "sea glass" or "river glass" was a challenge to find! This picture features a finished piece of jewelry photographed in its "natural habitat" for our website.
Fortescue Beach, New Jersey
One of our best finds ever, and right in our own home state!
Pemaquid Point, Maine
One of the best things about our Maine vacations is the ability to create our jewelry on the very edge of where we found the sea glass!
St. Georges, Bermuda
Back when we visited, it was perfectly legal (in fact, ENCOURAGED, by our Resort and the locals) to collect and remove sea glass from the island. Here we are taking a break at the very top of the island. This shoreline was dotted with sea glass, as were the other beaches we visited in St. Georges. We collected carefully and only took what we could use. Dont worry, we left THOUSANDS of pieces behind...we can't wait to come back!