Seaglass is found in numerous seaside towns & cities throughout the world.

The Seaglass found in Robe is the result of years of rubbish dumping that occurred from the towns settlement in the 1850’s until the mid 1970’s when plastic and cardboard packaging became popular. The glass mainly washes up in one location known as “glassy beach” and has been a place frequented by families who pick up the water-worn treasures.

Most of the glass pebbles are from discarded beer, wine & soft drink bottles as well as jars and medicine bottles. Subsequently there is a lot of brown, green and white glass and, on the odd occasion, rare sapphire blue colour with light blue, purple and red pieces also.

Robe Seaglass jewellery ranges in price from $40 to $500 in fine and sterling silver with gold items made by request.