s h o r e
Gone are the days when I would go traveling...
So begins the Raymond Hannisian lullaby "Song of the Sea" of a sailor recalling
bygone days on the ocean and now finding "shore" is
a place of arrival but not home. It's a beautiful song though a bit sad; thankfully, there's no need
for melancholy with this glowing necklace of materials from the shore: keshi pearls. Keshi pearls and
petal pearls describe a similar kind of pearl formed from shell nacre without a nucleus; however, keshi
pearls are generally from saltwater oysters and petal pearls from freshwater mussels. They tend to be
larger and more well defined than their freshwater counterparts, and for these reasons they cost more.
Kamagong is a fast-growing tropical hardwood in the ebony family found in the Phillipines;
it is listed as a vulnerable species due to loss of habitat and export of items is controlled by the
government. The pearls and wood are strung with knotted silk thread for outstanding drape; there is
no stringing material that compares with the fluidity of silk.
Cost: $197.00 USD
g i f t i n s t r u c t i o n s :
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specify the shipping address in PayPal checkout. However, if you would like multiple recipients
in the same order, we can accommodate that! Before
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to your cart for each gift recipient in your order.
You will be charged $4.95 USD for each recipient other than yourself and you'll need to add
the recipient name and address to the gift box text field. Also, each recipient can receive
multiple items for the same $4.95 gift box fee;
just continue to specify their name when adding items to your cart.
c a t e g o r i e s :
- Color: neutral - light
- Color: neutral - dark
- Material: pearls
- Material: wood
- Type: necklace - mid
- Something Special: unexpected elegance