She found it half-buried in salt-wet sand, just where the sea had drawn back in a breathless hush. It wasn’t polished or pristine — no, it held the rough memory of crashing waves and the soft erosion of time. A tiny fragment of the sea’s endless murmuring.
Later, in the hush of her workshop, she encased it in copper like a secret kept close. The shell had once been part of something living — maybe still was. Maybe the sea hadn’t finished whispering through it.
Now it hangs on a length of chain, caught between metal and memory, salt and craft. A small ocean relic, heavy with story and light on the skin — the kind of thing you wear when you miss the sea without knowing why.
Product details:
Size: 42 cm
Bronze and stainless steel rings
Real shell in copper
Some people may have a sensitive reaction to the metals, please read the safety guide here
Alterations: Not quite your size? Feel free to get in touch. Many pieces can be adjusted or remade to suit you, I'm always happy to see what's possible together.
