11/07/2021
Easy
45,02€
15 minutes
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DIY Shell jewellery trend
When summer returns, our desires for sun, sea and beach are displayed on our jewels. Our bracelets, necklaces or earrings, minimalist or XXL version, are dressed with shells for our greatest pleasure. We are easily seduced by its iridescent reflections and its bohemian vintage style.
But from now on, shell jewellery will no longer be out of fashion at the end of the summer period, as they are the trendy costume jewellery to wear all year round. On your wrists, around your neck, in your ears and even on your fingers or around your ankles, they will warm up your outfits in autumn and winter.
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05/07/2021
Easy
38,09€
1h
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28/06/2021
Easy
18,00€
40 minutes
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30/04/2021
Easy
53,48€
25 minutes
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18/08/2020
Easy
42,20€
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19/07/2020
Easy
52,51€
5h
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02/07/2020
Easy
16,45€
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Perles & Co
02/08/2019
Easy
42,23€
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26/07/2019
Easy
34,42€
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23/07/2019
Easy
46,22€
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16/07/2019
Easy
33,29€
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03/07/2019
Intermediate
20,22€
2h
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01/07/2019
Easy
47,09€
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Perles & Co
20/06/2019
Easy
79,85€
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03/06/2019
Easy
28,70€
1h30
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31/05/2019
Easy
36,48€
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16/05/2019
Easy
12,70€
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13/05/2019
Easy
26,72€
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Whatever it is, a shell in a piece of jewellery brings an elegant yet casual style to any occasion. During the day, they will perfectly match a casual look. Worn at the end of the day, they will highlight a nice tan. In the evening, they will turn heads. Discover our do-it-yourself jewellery tutos made of shells to be in the trend at any time.
The shell is one of the essential elements to create lucky jewellery, we will bet on the shell cauri or the eye of Saint Lucia.
The cauri is undeniably the shell of the moment. It can be seen everywhere on the catwalk or in the street. It can be used to create costume jewellery as well as for decoration and DIY accessories. For Polynesians, it is a sign of longevity, peace and fertility.
The eye of Saint Lucia is also very famous, especially in Corsica. It can be picked up on the beaches after a storm. How to recognize it? It has a white side, which has a small spiral once it is polished, and a bright orange side.
It's up to you to dream, imagine and create!