Shells

A cowrie shell Shamballa bracelet, a scallop shell pendant necklace, a mother-of-pearl ring and you're ready to go!
Discover a selection of shells to create inexpensive, fashionable shell jewelry.

How to make shell jewelry?

If you didn't get a chance to pick up those little sea jewels on the beach this summer, you can still get them here to make trendy shell jewelry that smells just like vacations.
Here are a few creative ideas, but there's nothing to stop you letting your imagination run wild.

• Create the famous surfer's necklace with Heishi beads, the star of the moment, and a pretty cowrie shell.
• Adorn your hair with shell barrettes and mother-of-pearl charms.
• Opt for natural earrings combining mother-of-pearl and rattan.
• We love the cowrie shell maxi creoles.
• Customize your hat with small shells.
• Don't miss this oeil de sainte Lucie shell jewel.

Seashells can be combined with all metals and colors, making them the ideal component for costume jewelry.
So grab your wires and pliers and create ornaments, anklets, earrings and much more handmade jewelry.

Which shell to use for jewelry?

The most represented in the world of fashion is the cowrie shell - you see it everywhere!
This small shell, full of meaning, has been used to create jewelry since the dawn of time in some countries.
But there are many other types of shell that are just as cool and elegant.
The scallop shell, the eye of St. Lucy or even spiral shells will add originality to your jewelry.

You'll find these shells in their simplest form, but also edged with gilding, tinted or epoxy-coated, and even transformed into Heishi rounds.

It all depends on the type of jewelry you wish to create: there's something for everyone.