This shell charm is inspired by ancient coins. Each charm is individually hand cast and finished using the ancient method of sand casting. Each charm is a unique piece and may differ slightly from the photos due to the nature of the process. Available in bronze or silver.
Each charm can be purchased individually or as a necklace.
As a necklace, each charm comes on a 18” standard cable chain, in either 14k gold fill or sterling silver.
These items are made to order, please allow 1-2 weeks for the item to be made prior to shipping.
The shell celebrates the worship of water, introduced as we joyfully send off the summer season where we spent all our free time gravitating toward bodies of water. The shell is often connected to the goddess Aphrodite, most famously depicted in Sandro Botticelli's ~1480 ‘Birth of Venus’, arriving into the world on a half shell, a force of creation, love, and beauty. The story of Aphrodite’s birth reminds us that the sea transforms, beauty is always created even in the most unlikely places, violence is not permanent.
This shell charm is inspired by ancient coins. Each charm is individually hand cast and finished using the ancient method of sand casting. Each charm is a unique piece and may differ slightly from the photos due to the nature of the process. Available in bronze or silver.
Each charm can be purchased individually or as a necklace.
As a necklace, each charm comes on a 18” standard cable chain, in either 14k gold fill or sterling silver.
These items are made to order, please allow 1-2 weeks for the item to be made prior to shipping.
The shell celebrates the worship of water, introduced as we joyfully send off the summer season where we spent all our free time gravitating toward bodies of water. The shell is often connected to the goddess Aphrodite, most famously depicted in Sandro Botticelli's ~1480 ‘Birth of Venus’, arriving into the world on a half shell, a force of creation, love, and beauty. The story of Aphrodite’s birth reminds us that the sea transforms, beauty is always created even in the most unlikely places, violence is not permanent.
