The Cribbar Bead Blog-Classic-Bracelet-Video-Tutorial

The Cribbar Bead Blog-Classic-Bracelet-Video-TutorialThe Cribbar (also know as the widow maker!) is a reef off the Towan headline in Newquay, Cornwall. The Cribbar creates annual BIG waves that see big wave surfers from around the world gather to surf waves around 30ft in height! It is believed that Ric Friar was the first person to surf it back in 1966. Our collection of BIG wave beads have been created using a technique referred to as gravity beads. The glass is heated to such a high temperature that

It is well protected by headlands on both sides making it a great sheltered winter spot

We started off with a white base bead which is then rolled in our unique blend of frit

Our Aberavon bead has been created using a speciality purple marble glass as it has it has hues of mauve and lavender

scenery and apres-ski scene

Cymru on the reverse

The bead is rolled in a shimmering mica then encased in a light blue glass giving it a beautiful depth and sparkle

blue sea and white sands of this lush island

To create a wave you need the right wind

Godrevy lies on the eastern side of St Ives Bay in west Cornwall looking out onto the Atlantic Sea

Nusa Lembongan is a small island South east of Bali

With Ivory glass to represent the golden sand beaches of Byron Bay and the decoration of melted and raised dots to represent the intricate Aboriginal patterns we have used throughout our Australian Surf Bead Collection

Keep it classic with our simple Circular Toggle…