Three-Ray Lighthouse Necklace

About our Three-Ray Lighthouse Necklace

     When we first presented our Lighthouse Keeper’s Bracelet in Down East magazine, a young woman from Portsmouth, New Hampshire rushed right in and bought the first one. She just had to have it. She was a member of Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. I noticed her pendant: simple lighthouse with three rays, rocks at the base and a motor boat. It spoke of blue ocean, sunny summer days, and safety ever present. It was a light, open, airy, simple design. I asked her about it. She said she found it in an antique shop. I told her it was beautiful. She said over the years she’s had it, hundreds of people have asked her where to get one. She said, “I wish someone would make it again because so many people want one.” I asked if I could see it more closely. I studied it, committed the design to memory and began a search. Six months later we found the shop that made the original. We show our Three-Ray Lighthouse on a super smooth 18” sterling silver snake chain. It is now again available for lighthouse lovers everywhere. –RHP

All of Maine’s Lighthouses on an Interactive Map

For fun we plotted each Maine Lighthouse on a map and were surprised by some of the lighthouse locations.

2) Maine’s Lighthouse Day: Two dozen Maine lighthouses open to tours. Walk up the spiral stairs. Really grand views.

3) Take a Maine Lighthouse Boat Tour to see the lighthouses from the water.

Lighthouse Checklist

For the list of all Maine lighthouses click here. Enter your email address in the form provided and we’ll email you a copy of the checklist.