Druridge Bay Shell Necklace

Salt and Co.

£135

This special seashell was found on Druridge Bay beach in Northumberland between pebbles and sand before taking it back to my studio where it was cast into 925 sterling silver and polished to a high shine into a piece of jewellery to treasure forever. A true Northumbrian keepsake.’ 925 sterling silver pendant, finished on an 18” belcher chain. Your Northumbrian seashell will arrive in a velvet lined luxury jewellery box, complete with a card explaining why it’s so special.

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Druridge Bay Shell Necklace

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