UTTS #053 Scottish Sea Glass, Creating Art from Mermaid's Tears

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Sea Glass is the ultimate example of a “trash to treasure” story as Scot Gaynor Hebden-Smith demonstrates sharing how she rubbish, reclaimed from the sea, into cherished jewellery.

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Scottish Sea Glass jeweller Gaynor Hebden-Smith shares how she turned a childhood fascination into a creative career.

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