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ABCGEMS Dark Sunset Orange Spiny Oyster, Aqua-Blue Howlite Turquoise Powder in Resin Inlay - Deep Ocean Seashell DIY Necklace Earring Jewelry Making - 20mm Coin, 19-20 Beads

KWD 16.500
Brand
ABC GEMS USA
Weight
41 g
ColorCoin #04
– 1 +

Special Features

  • [WHAT'S IN THE PACKAGE] Caribbean-Sea Sunset Spiny Oyster Shell- Grade AAA (100% Natural Color- Not Dyed Color/ Not Color Enhanced/ Not Heat Treated) You will Receive 1 Strand of Beads (Approx. 15.5 inches in Length - Hole Size 1mm - Clasp & Beading Wire not included)
  • [LOOSE BEADS FOR DIY JEWELRY MAKING] These quality mother of pearl beads are suitable for making necklaces, bracelets, earrings, or anklets. Remember that this is not a finished necklace since they are loose beads strung on temporary wire for jewelry making. Make sure you re-strung before wearing
  • [SYMBOL OF HISTORY] Buying our Spiny Oyster Shell beads shows how you value history. You will establish yourself as an expert in history as you spend some quality time with friends. Buy with pride and tell them the history of Spiny Oyster Shell . It is a product worth investing in since you will get value for your money
  • [HEALING PROPERTIES] If you need to meditate, we have you sorted. Our Spiny Oyster Shell have been vital to many healers since they use them in their conception of healing or meditation jewelry making. You can count on them whenever you need protection against negative power and want to heal your soul
  • [PERGECT AS A GIFT] Nothing brings more joy than sharing something with your loved ones. Are you looking for a perfect gift for your mom, wife, sister, friends, or relatives? Well, our unique product with exquisite packaging will be a decent gift for your loved ones on Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, May Day, among other special events

Description

[THE HISTORY OF SPINY OYSTER] Thousands of years ago, spiny oyster shells held cultural significance for indigenous people in what is now South America, Central America, and the southwest region of the United States. Archeologists have found spiny oyster in their excavations throughout South America. It was used in artwork, jewelry, and occasionally as currency

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