Custom Spiny Oyster Pendant - Choose Your Stone - Sterling Silver

This listing is NOT for the Spiny Oyster Pendant(s) in the photos. The pendants in the photos illustrate how we will finish your custom Spiny Oyster Shell Pendant - using the stone you choose. Choose your stone from the individual stones pictured in the drop-down - and we will create your custom pendant in the same style as the Spiny Oyster pendants in the photos.

You have your choice in this listing of a truly unique, LBJ design with our Spiny Oyster Basket Pendant. Take your choice of Spiny Oyster Shells in the drop-down menu - each has its own character. This Spiny Oyster pendant is offered alone or with your favorite .925 Sterling Silver chain. Hefty but not too big, and feels great after being oxidized, sanded, and polished. The chain is 16-18 inches closing anywhere along 2 inches. Choose Pendant and Chain in drop-down to receive the chain, otherwise, you will receive the pendant only.

This Wonderful, Spiny Oyster Pendant is great for every day and every season - with the perfect pop of Chili Red, Spiny Oyster Shell. 925 Sterling Silver. Spiny Oyster Shell is where we find this sunny, chili pepper red/orange in Western jewelry ... and also here at LBJ!

Spiny Oyster 14X25mm
Pendant measures 1 1/8 X 3/4 inch
All metal is .925 Sterling Silver -- All traditional silversmithing is done in my Baltimore, MD studio.

Our “Choose your Stone” listings are inspired by the fact that certain stones are completely unique and one of a kind. In order for you to get exactly what you want, you choose the exact stone and we will make your piece in the style of the original photographed in the listing. This is considered a custom order listing and is not returnable for refund or exchange.Spiny Oyster was used by Native American artists to make inlays in fine jewelry. It comes from the shell of the bivalve mollusk, Spondylus various. Like many other bivalve mollusks, the soft, meaty interior of Spondylus is edible, so the Spiny Oyster’s valued for its hard, outer shell as well as its interior meat. Despite its name, the Spiny Oyster’s much more closely related to the scallop than to the true oyster.

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Traditional silversmithing is done in my Baltimore, MD studio.

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Materials: Stone, Silver.