Sea Glass Marble Display Glass Beach Museum FROM FORT BRAGG, CALIFORNIA'S, WORLD FAMOUS "GLASS BEACH"

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HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS PAGE 2 NOTE: ALL PENDANTS ON THIS PAGE COME WITH A FREE FINE STERLING SILVER CHAIN WORTHY OF THEIR ELEGANCE AND HIGH PRICE. This is a beautiful, delicate, textured, very rare piece of bright red surfaced with small "pips" making it look like a little strawberry! It is done in a three strand braided bezel. Strawberry Red $185.00 SOLD

Another textured very rare piece, this one in ruby red. The small square indentions on the surface also make this piece look like a strawberry! Done in a three strand braided bezel and pearl accent. Ruby Strawberry Red SOLD

This is a beautifully shaped dark ruby red piece. Very rare! Done in a three strand braided bezel and pearl accent. Ruby Red SOLD

Even rarer than red, which is one in a five thousand pieces, is rose. This is an extremely rare, delicate piece! Done in a three strand braided bezel. Red Rose $145.00 SOLD

One of the rarest of colors is true purple, probably one in ten thousand. This dainty piece is a prime example. I just couldn't get my camera to do the grape candy color justice. Small Purple $110.00 SOLD

Another one in ten thousand piece! This large purple has an exquisite shape and the camera did a little better on the color, which is the color of a grape candy, but not good enough to show its true beauty. Done in a three strand braided bezel with a heart. Large Purple $215.00 SOLD

You've seen lavender pieces on my other pages, but this one is so dark, like the two purples above, that I couldn't get the color to show enough to do it justice. You'll just have to trust me that it is as dark as a beautiful lavender can get! This is another extremely rare piece. Done in a three strand braided bezel with a heart. Dark Lavender $350.00 SOLD

This is a beautiful, delicate, textured very rare piece of ruby red done in a three strand braided bezel and pearl accent. Lightly Textured Red $175.00 SOLD

This wonderful very rare piece of bright red has a bubbly textured surface. Done in a three strand braided bezel that highlights one of the surface bubbles. Bubble Textured Red $475.00 SOLD

This is a large, elegant, very rare piece of ruby red with diagonal ridges and valleys across the surface. Done in a six strand braided bezel that highlights the ridged surface. Diagonal Ridged Red $350.00 SOLD

This is a very large, extremely rare piece of brilliant red with raised pyramids on the surface that really catch the light! Gold is used to give reds their luster so the brighter the red, the more gold there is in it. This expense is why red is so rare. Done in a six strand braided bezel that accentuates the pyramids and graceful curve along the entire left edge. Pyramid Red Not For Sale - In the Museum

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Me And "The DaVinci Code", 7/23/2005 A "SEA GLASS" STORY I used to sit down near "Glass Beach", where I collect the Sea Glass, and sell my Sea Glass jewelry to the tourists. I was sitting there one day in June, 2005, reading "The DaVinci Code" to pass my time. I had just read about a five-petaled rose in the book, the major symbol in a book of symbols, because it represents the Holy Grail, which is what the book is about. What I had read was, "The rose is synonymous with the Grail." and was sitting there thinking about that when a woman came back up off the beach and asked me if it was usual to find rose-colored glass. I said, "No, rose is very rare. I don't even have any." She said, "Well, I found a piece," and put her hand in her pocket. I expected her to pull out a small pebble. Instead, she handed me one of the most beautiful pieces of beach glass I have ever seen come off the beach. I looked at it and was totally in awe when I saw it had a perfect five-petaled rose on it, complete with three sets of leaves: the very same rose I was reading about in the book when she walked up! (Picture below) When I showed her what I reading in the book, she gave me the piece of sea glass, the most beautiful piece of beach glass I have seen. God forgive me, I think her name is Celia. The finishing touch was that she was from "Santa Rosa", or "Saint Rose", California. A friend of mine from New Brunswick, Canada, Rachel, found a similar piece with the same pattern and managed to find it online. It was made by Jennifer Glass between 1932 and 1934, and the pattern name is "Adam", which means "man". This is the world of magic and light I live in. Beautiful, often not-so-sublime, synchronicities everyhwere. Please read my "Symbol of Unity" site for how to live in a world like this, too.

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