MALIN PEBBLES -
Beautifully Cut and Polished Stone Gifts and Jewellery from the Beaches of Ireland | About 12000 years ago the glaciers of the last ice age retreated from the northern half of Ireland. Relieved of its burden the landmass rose and with it millions of tons of pebbles deposited on the ancient shores.
I have spent many an hour on the beaches of Inishowen in County Donegal collecting stones suitable for cutting.
It is a long process to grind and polish stones, the more so if they are just rocks from the beach. But what a great reward for all the trouble to look at that beautiful glistening piece of jewellery, set in silver, or shiny candleholder, or just a polished stone, that now has revealed all its bright colours-red, green, black or orange.
If you would like to know more about Malin Pebbles and how to polish stones, if you would like to see a photo gallery of the beautiful Inishowen shores or if perhaps you would like to order an unusual Irish hand made gift please go to my new web site
www.malinpebbles.com
(just click on the link on top of this page) or you can send me an e-mail (click on the e-mail link also at the top of this page) or give me a phone call (00353 74 9381432).
Other web sites where I list my products are:
http://www.irishcraftsdirectory.com/malinpebbles/products.html
http://www.donegalcraftshop.com/acatalog/Malin_Pebbles.html
Should you ever come to Ireland, you find me at this address: Church Brae, Greencastle, Inishowen Peninsula, Co. Donegal.
Thanks for looking! Petra Watzka
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|  Petra on the pebble beach... |  ...and in her workshop |  "Beach Beetles" |  Red Jasper Earrings |  Pillbox |  A present for the PM of Ireland, Bertie Ahern |  |  |  |  |
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