Silver Cowrie Pendant

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£69.00

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cowrie pendant in solid sterling

A silver cowrie pendant is a beautiful and meaningful piece of jewellery.

It is made of sterling silver and features a cowrie shell, which is a symbol of good luck and fortune in many cultures.

Cowrie shells have been used as currency in many parts of the world for centuries.

They are also considered to be a symbol of fertility and abundance. In some cultures, cowrie shells are believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits.

This pendant in solid sterling silver are a beautiful and meaningful piece of jewellery.

They are a great way to add a touch of good luck and fortune to your wardrobe.

Local hand picked Uist solid silver cowrie shell pendant cast in Sterling Silver 925.

Silver cowrie pendants can be found in a variety of styles, from simple and delicate to ornate and embellished.

They can be worn on a chain, a cord, or even as a charm on a bracelet.

Here are some of the benefits of wearing a silver cowrie pendant:

  • They are stylish and elegant. Silver is a classic metal that complements a variety of skin tones, and cowrie shells are naturally beautiful and eye-catching.
  • They are symbolic. Cowrie shells have been used as symbols of good luck, fertility, and protection for centuries.
  • They are versatile. and  can be worn with a variety of outfits, from casual to formal.
  • They are affordable.  can be found at a variety of price points, so you can find one that fits your budget.
  • They make a great gift. This pendant is a thoughtful and meaningful gift for any woman
Handcrafted in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland by Hebridean Jewellery.

Supplied in a wooden presentation box.

The shell is approximately 12mm by 6mm they vary in size.

Additional information

Metal

Silver

1 review for Silver Cowrie Pendant

  1. M Laing

    Stunning seashell cast in solid silver, brings back the memories of walking the Hebridean Shores last summer.

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