Here are Yemaya Collections's top 5 sea glass necklaces of 2019!

Are you an ocean loving chica? Would you like to become a Yemaya brand ambassador? Read on to find out more....

There's nothing more satisfying then spending a day beach combing, with your eyes peeled for hidden jewels scattered amongst the sand,...

Events can be hard work! Here are Yemaya Collections top tips for making you day at a selling event as fun and successful as possible!

As you might have heard, plastic and the ocean is a big topic in the headlines at the moment. But why all the big fuss? Here's the lowdown!

Here at Yemaya we are obsessed with everything to do with the ocean. Here is our guide to our top snorkelling spots in Cornwall!

Confused about jellyfish? What stings? What doesn't? Here's the low down on UK jellyfish.

With the summer in full swing, a day at the beach is the ideal day out. Here are Yemaya Collection's top 5 summer beach activities!

Who/what is Yemaya? And why choose that name? Well here's the low down!

Summer is here....so here are Yemaya's top 5 necklaces for the summer sunshine!

It's world oceans day! Yemaya has a lot to thank the ocean for - so here are some fascinating facts about our amazing oceans.

Ever wondered what is in the inside of Yemaya boxes? Well it's Khadi paper. Find out about how it's made and why this paper is so unique!

Anyone who knows me will know that I just love sea turtles! So in honour of world turtle day, we thought at Yemaya HQ we would give you...

Ever wondered if your new gorgeous piece of jewellery that you have just splashed out on will survive your endless adventures? Well don't...

Being on location is not any where near as glamorous as it sounds! As much as I dream of shooting in warmer, tropical climes with bronzed...

So what's the full story behind Yemaya? How it all began I have to admit, I have had a total ball in life up to now! I have been lucky...

One of our key components of all of our pieces - sea glass. But what is it and where does it come from? Sea glass starts as waste...