Medium Cut Donut Shaped Spiny Oyster Shell with Turquoise spacers
$320.00
Three colors of spiny oyster shell cut into medium sized donut shapes. On the lower half of the necklace are turquoise spacers between the shells to add a touch more color. this necklace is not graduated so all the shells are the exact shape throughout. at the top is a stamped sterling silver piece., a silver bead, and a lobster claw to keep the necklace secure.
The Spiny Oyster is from the Baja region of California in Mexico. It is part of an oyster species called "Spondylus varies", and is covered in spikes. Spiny Oyster shells can be found in orange, red, pink, brown, yellow, purple, and white variations and were traded across North and Central America by Native Americans.
The Spiny Oyster is from the Baja region of California in Mexico. It is part of an oyster species called "Spondylus varies", and is covered in spikes. Spiny Oyster shells can be found in orange, red, pink, brown, yellow, purple, and white variations and were traded across North and Central America by Native Americans.
Three colors of spiny oyster shell cut into medium sized donut shapes. On the lower half of the necklace are turquoise spacers between the shells to add a touch more color. this necklace is not graduated so all the shells are the exact shape throughout. at the top is a stamped sterling silver piece., a silver bead, and a lobster claw to keep the necklace secure.
The Spiny Oyster is from the Baja region of California in Mexico. It is part of an oyster species called "Spondylus varies", and is covered in spikes. Spiny Oyster shells can be found in orange, red, pink, brown, yellow, purple, and white variations and were traded across North and Central America by Native Americans.
The Spiny Oyster is from the Baja region of California in Mexico. It is part of an oyster species called "Spondylus varies", and is covered in spikes. Spiny Oyster shells can be found in orange, red, pink, brown, yellow, purple, and white variations and were traded across North and Central America by Native Americans.
Three colors of spiny oyster shell cut into medium sized donut shapes. On the lower half of the necklace are turquoise spacers between the shells to add a touch more color. this necklace is not graduated so all the shells are the exact shape throughout. at the top is a stamped sterling silver piece., a silver bead, and a lobster claw to keep the necklace secure.
The Spiny Oyster is from the Baja region of California in Mexico. It is part of an oyster species called "Spondylus varies", and is covered in spikes. Spiny Oyster shells can be found in orange, red, pink, brown, yellow, purple, and white variations and were traded across North and Central America by Native Americans.
The Spiny Oyster is from the Baja region of California in Mexico. It is part of an oyster species called "Spondylus varies", and is covered in spikes. Spiny Oyster shells can be found in orange, red, pink, brown, yellow, purple, and white variations and were traded across North and Central America by Native Americans.
