After 25 years of working in the NHS, Sarah now uses her science background to experiment with the chemistry of glass fusing in a kiln to create an unusual style of jewellery where each piece is completely unique, as are the techniques she uses. She sells her jewellery online, in galleries and shops and thrives on getting feedback directly from customers at art and craft fairs.
After 25 years of working in the NHS, Sarah now uses her science background to experiment with the chemistry of glass fusing in a kiln to create an unusual style of jewellery where each piece is completely unique, as are the techniques she uses. She sells her jewellery online, in galleries and shops and thrives on getting feedback directly from customers at art and craft fairs.
Sarah has been overwhelmed by the response to her designs and has had a fantastic first two years in business.In its first year, Sarah Greening Glass was one of the businesses selected for an award by Dragon's Den Retail Entrepreneur, Theo Paphitis, for its unique style as part of his initiative which supports small businesses in the UK.Sarah met Theo to receive her award and he owns a pair of her turquoise and silver cufflinks. He arranges an annual meeting with all the winners where he and his advisers help business owners.
The distinctive ranges include her signature 'bubbles' in many colours, an assortment of styles in the coastal colours of turquoise and vanilla, and stylish formal/evening wear with the shimmer of mica or subtle dichroic glass. Her typical customer is someone who likes to wear something fun and unusual and who appreciates the quality and uniqueness of handcrafted products.
Visit www.sarahgreeningglass.co.uk
