South Downs Way Bead StoppersIntroducing our newest collection of beads for the UK's most popular coast paths, cycle routes and national trails! The South Downs Way is a 100 mile National Trail stretching from Winchester to Eastbourne, running through the heart of the South Downs National Park. This popular walking, cycling and horse riding route is loved for its rolling hills, chalky ridges, and far reaching coastal views. This bead has a dark green core which is then encased
It’s a good consistent surf spot that works on most tides
Hastings is a seaside town and resort in East Sussex
The ivory glass used in this bead was inspired by the gorgeous golden beach whilst the turquoise band represents the sea with the dark outline of the cliffs jutting into the sky and sea
Our Langland bead is made with a small core of white glass that is encased a bright transparent green
It is a shingle beach approximately 1 mile from the village of Pevensey
we then rolled the bead whilst still hot in a blend of frit that we've made up especially for North Uist
there are plenty of rock pools and fossils to discover
Imagine the sun setting over the beautiful blue ocean off the cliffs of Watergate Bay whilst partying the day away at the Boardmasters Festival
They fasten with a gold fill bolt ring clasp and finished with a stamped Nalu Swirl tag
This bead has a dark green core which is then encased with a transparent olive green glass
which we then roll in some sparkle mica powder before encasing in clear glass
Porth Beach is on the east side of Newquay on the north coast of Cornwall
