Thurlestone Bead Channel Islands

Thurlestone Bead Channel IslandsThurlestone is a village about 5 miles west of Kingsbridge in the South Hams district of South Devon. It takes its name from Thurlestone Rock, or Thirled Stone, an ancient shaped arched rock just off Thurlestone Bay. It has two beautiful sandy beaches and is part of an area of outstanding natural beauty. This area has also won an award from the Marine Conservation Society due to its beautiful clean waters. Thurlestone has an exposed reef break which

The freshwater river meeting the salty tide was the basis of our design inspiration

The bead is then encased in clear glass to add depth

This piece has been made from solid sterling silver and is compatible with our Silver Collection and can be plaited into custom Nalu jewellery too

County and Coastline Collection

We chose this deep orange glass for Snapper to represent the lava that formed this world class reef break

The bead is then decorated with silver leaf mixed with Ivory glass to represent the steep old streets heading down to the harbour

moorland and unspoilt sandy beaches

Our Beach Sand beads have been so popular that we have decided to make up mini sets for our most popular beaches in North Devon

Starting with an Ivory colour glass base bead

It has fairly slow waves

The surf here is quieter and mellower than most

It lies directly opposite the fishing port of Appledore