Sunshine Yellow Glass Bird drop earrings and matching necklace

Sunshine Yellow Glass Bird Earrings and Matching Necklace Set

Brighten your day with this cheerful handcrafted glass bird jewellery set in sunny yellow. Each delicate bird is individually flame-worked by Australian glass artist Samantha Abbott using upcycled vintage glass, creating a coordinated set that captures the joy and beauty of nature in wearable art.

Key Features:

• Matching earrings and necklace set for a coordinated look
• Handmade glass bird beads individually worked in the flame using traditional techniques
• Crafted from upcycled vintage glass bottles and reclaimed materials
• Cheerful sunshine yellow colour
• Delicate bird design with intricate detail
• Lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear
• Each set is one-of-a-kind artisan jewellery
• Eco-friendly and sustainable

Why You'll Love It:

This sunshine yellow glass bird set brings a touch of whimsy and natural beauty to any outfit. The bright, cheerful yellow tones add warmth and joy to both casual and dressy looks. Each tiny bird is carefully shaped using traditional flameworking techniques refined over many years, ensuring exceptional quality and artistic detail. The matching set creates a polished, coordinated look perfect for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts who appreciate handcrafted artisan jewellery.

Perfect For:

• Bird lovers and nature enthusiasts
• Creating a coordinated jewellery look
• Everyday wear and special occasions
• Eco-conscious jewellery lovers who value sustainability
• Thoughtful gifts for birthdays, Christmas, or Mother's Day
• Supporting Australian handmade artisan jewellery
• Adding unique, wearable art to your collection

Product Details:

Material: Flame-worked glass beads from upcycled vintage glass | Style: Matching earrings and necklace set | Colour: Sunshine yellow | Design: Bird | Made in: Australia | Care: Wipe gently with soft cloth, avoid harsh chemicals

Handcrafted with care in Australia by Samantha Abbott Glass - supporting local artisans, sustainable practices, and transforming vintage glass into wearable art.