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Poldhu Cove Bead
Poldhu Cove, also know as Black Pool Cove, is a popular little sandy beach on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall which is owned by the National Trust. You’ll find the best waves here at high tide. Why not stroll along Angrouse Cliff to the monument dedicated to the inventor Maconi, who sent the first wireless signal, or perhaps a pleasant game of golf on the beautiful Mullion Golf course.
The rolling waves that wash onto the sands of Poldhu Cove were the biggest inspiration behind this bead. Half the bead is made with the Ivory Lapis speciality glass from Murano whist the other half we used translucent Aqua. A stringer of glass mixed with silver leaf is then wrapped around the middle of the bead finished with a twist in the middle creating a tumbling wave shape.
The rolling waves that wash onto the sands of Poldhu Cove were the biggest inspiration behind this bead. Half the bead is made with the Ivory Lapis speciality glass from Murano whist the other half we used translucent Aqua. A stringer of glass mixed with silver leaf is then wrapped around the middle of the bead finished with a twist in the middle creating a tumbling wave shape.
$24.34
Poldhu Cove Bead—
$24.34
Description
Poldhu Cove, also know as Black Pool Cove, is a popular little sandy beach on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall which is owned by the National Trust. You’ll find the best waves here at high tide. Why not stroll along Angrouse Cliff to the monument dedicated to the inventor Maconi, who sent the first wireless signal, or perhaps a pleasant game of golf on the beautiful Mullion Golf course.
The rolling waves that wash onto the sands of Poldhu Cove were the biggest inspiration behind this bead. Half the bead is made with the Ivory Lapis speciality glass from Murano whist the other half we used translucent Aqua. A stringer of glass mixed with silver leaf is then wrapped around the middle of the bead finished with a twist in the middle creating a tumbling wave shape.
The rolling waves that wash onto the sands of Poldhu Cove were the biggest inspiration behind this bead. Half the bead is made with the Ivory Lapis speciality glass from Murano whist the other half we used translucent Aqua. A stringer of glass mixed with silver leaf is then wrapped around the middle of the bead finished with a twist in the middle creating a tumbling wave shape.
