Spacer 2 holes The Eye of Shiva 16x14 mm Natural x 1

Shiva's Eye Spacer.

Perfect for trendy DIY projects.
You can easily add it to a necklace, bracelet, anklet, or pair of earrings...

What is the Eye of Shiva?

The Eye of Shiva is actually the operculum of a shellfish found in warm seas. It’s easy to confuse it with the Eye of Saint Lucia, which looks very similar and can be found on certain Mediterranean beaches, including those in Corsica.

So feel free to pair it with, for example, our natural beads, wooden beads, exotic beads, plant-based beads, and horn beads...

These beads are ideal for creating bohemian, ethnic, and chic jewelry.
To attach your spacer, use a triangular open ring or metal wire.

Create an earring that’s both chic and exotic by following this tutorial for amethyst spacer earrings—simply replace the amethyst with this spacer, for example.

How do you perform the setting for the Eye of Shiva or the Eye of Saint Lucy?

Here’s a tutorial on how to perform the setting for an agate slice —you can adapt it by replacing the agate slice with your Saint Lucy’s Eye.

How do you clean the Eye of Shiva or the Eye of Saint Lucy?

• Avoid applying perfume to it
• Do not use silver jewelry cleaner or an ultrasonic cleaner—these products will dull your shell.
• Use a soft cloth

Details:
Length: approximately 16 mm
Width: approximately 14 mm
Thickness: approximately 6 mm
Hole diameter: approximately 0.7 mm


Each piece is unique; nature never creates two identical shells.
Dimensions vary from one shell to another.

Sold per 1 piece.