Oregon Licorice Fern Sea Glass Pendant

Oregon Licorice Fern Sea Glass Pendant

Handcrafted with care | Inspired by the Oregon Coast

When autumn drapes the forest in decay, the licorice fern quietly emerges. Steady,  unwavering, unbothered by the world’s expectations.

Completely handcrafted in fine and sterling silver, this pendant was created from an impression of a licorice fern that I collected on one of my many forest walks along the Oregon Coast.

Wear it as a reminder of the calm you feel when you step into the forest; a feeling you can carry with you, even when you're far from the trees.

Pendant Details:

Handmade by Jenny on the Oregon Coast

Genuine sea glass sourced from Seaham, England

Comes suspended on a sturdy 1.8mm double cable chain oxidized, adjustable to 18", 20", 22"

Texture was created from an actual Oregon Licorice fern, foraged on one of my coastal forest walks.

Measures approximately 21 x 18mm mm excluding bail

Weighs approximately 14g including the chain

Made completely of sterling and fine silver (chain and pendant).

Rustic yet refined texture – inspired by the Oregon Coast. 

Beautifully packaged – perfect for gifting. 

If you have any questions about chain length, or need another length other than what is paired with the pendant, just send me a message, I can most often accommodate special requests.

GIFTING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION

Forest Light pieces are ready to ship and will ship within 2-3 business days.  You'll receive a tracking email once your order ships, and delivery within the USA typically takes one week.

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Care:

Each piece of my sea glass jewelry has been specially constructed to withstand the test of time by putting it through a special process to ensure that tarnish will not form under the sea glass, but it is still important to avoid immersing your new sea glass piece in water.