New Hampshire Jewelry

New Hampshire Jewelry

New Hampshire has plenty of beach sand from the saltwater coastline as well as the large number of lakes located in the Granite State.  The beaches along the coast tend to have beach sand that is very fine and pretty light in color.  The lake beaches are more coarse and a bit chunky with lots of pieces of river sediment that make up the beach sand.  Traveling the scenic route of New Hampshire is just a short drive from Maine and Boston and it's a really enjoyable place to stay and visit.  This is our current collection of New Hampshire Beach Sand Jewelry.  If you don't see your sand listed, get in touch with us.  We can give you additional info for sending us your sand or we can have a fellow New Englander gather some sand for us to use.

The New Hampshire beach destinations that we currently have available in our beach sand collection are Hampton Beach, Lake Sunapee, Lake Winnipesaukee, Pine River Pond, Rye Beach, Saco River, Swift River, and Weirs Beach. In addition to this collection, you can always send us your own New Hampshire beach sand to use for your beach sand jewelry.

We have many different styles of beach sand jewelry available.  Beach Sand Earrings, Beach Sand Bracelets, Beach Sand Necklaces, and Beach Sand Rings are all available to choose from. We have a Classic Jewelry Collection, Artisan Jewelry Collection, and a Bohemian Jewelry Collection. Each piece of our original beach sand jewelry is handmade in Maine. We use quality materials such as stainless steel and sterling silver as well as glass on top of the beach sand. Our beach jewelry using sand is one of the most unique and beautiful ways to wear your Beachdashery Jewelry all year long!

Beachdashery also gives back to non-profit and charitable organizations that protect the oceans and the beaches.  A portion of the proceeds of each purchase help support these organizations. Beachdashery is committed to doing everything we can to support the oceans and the beaches. 

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Made in Maine since 2004.