Aldeburgh Cumbria

Aldeburgh CumbriaAldeburgh is a coastal town in Suffolk, north of the river Alde. It has pretty pastel coloured 19th century holiday villas along the promenade and is known for its connections to Benjamin Britten the founder of the Aldeburgh festival. It has a pebble and sand beach and a number of historical buildings including Martello tower. Although Aldeburgh beach is not known for its surf it is popular with visitors. Our beautiful Aldeburgh bead is made using a

This bead is inspired by the majestic Tiger whose population has declined around 95% since the start of the 20th century

Chapel Porth cove nestles in a beautiful Cornish mining valley with a dramatically different setting depending on the stage of the tide

red and pink

Its stays sheltered from strong offshores thanks to its high cliffs and remains glassy even during east to southerly gales

We felt that a gravity bead (a bead made using twists and swirls of glass) would capture this best

Here in Wells Next The Sea the tide can go out for miles leaving a vast expanse of light golden sand but then can also come right in to the harbour wall covering the marshland that separates the beach from the town in its entirety and becomes this beautiful mass of vibrant blue water

This wide sandy beach has an extensive dune system with a rocky reef at its southern end and little bays at the other

We have designed and handmade a very special bead and bracelet to represent the Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW)

It is a world renowned big wave surf destination as massive waves can form due to the long range Atlantic swells hitting the Nazare’ Canyon

fine golden sands Sandbanks is itself a small peninsular

Cuckmere Haven is a quiet pebble beach where the meandering Cuckmere River meets the English Channel

Explore the plenty of interesting rock pools backed by sandy dunes