These handcrafted items are made with reclaimed sea glass, pottery, stone, driftwood and ceramic fragments…
…gathered from personally meaningful places, including Ireland, Spain, Italy and New Jersey.
No two pieces are ever alike, making every piece as unique as the story it carries. More about Beautifully Broken HERE
Spain
Each piece in this collection begins as 1992 Talavera pottery from Spain. Once whole, now transformed. Known for its rich history, vibrant glazes, and hand-painted detail, Talavera carries the imprint of both artistry and time.
Ireland
Pieces of this collection were gathered along the beautiful shores of Northwest Ireland and carry memories of Laura’s beach combing experiences when visiting her ancestral home in Ireland.
Each little piece of the sea was shaped by waves, wind and time were lovingly transformed into unique pieces of jewelry, celebrating Ireland’s rugged coastline and the simple beauty of what the ocean leaves behind.
Lake Ontario, New York
Each piece in this collection begins along the shores of Lake Ontario in Rochester, where beach glass and weathered pottery are shaped by water, stone, and time.
No two fragments are ever quite the same. Together, these treasures tell a story of place, time, and transformation.
Flemington, New Jersey
Pieces in this collection are crafted from fragments of blue glazed 19th-century plates produced by Fulper Pottery Company in Flemington, New Jersey, a region rich in American ceramic history and near Laura’s childhood home.
India
Pieces in this collection are created from fragments of traditional Indian pottery, known for its calming palette of white, deep blue, and turquoise hues. These colors, often inspired by sky, water, and sacred design, have long been used in Indian ceramics to evoke balance, protection, and serenity.
Italy
Each piece in this collection begins as Italian pottery, infused with the sun-drenched spirit of coastal design. Featuring a classic Mediterranean-inspired palette of vibrant yellows and deep ocean blues, these fragments reflect warmth, light, and seaside beauty.
The colors evoke coastal villages, golden sunlight, and hand-painted tradition, while each imperfect edge tells a story of resilience.
