Lucky Little Ear Pendant (Sea Little Ear)

€71,50 EUR

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Material Yellow gold vermeil Sterling silver Rose gold vermeil

Chain Includes chain Does not include chain

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When will my order be processed?

If the items are in stock they will be sent the next day of the order date.

Processing time is 7 business days from the date of the order. For products based on the astrological chart the processing time is 10 business days.

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For shipments outside the European Union, the transit time varies between 5 and 10 business days.

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Description of the Pendant Lucky Little Ear (Little Sea Ear)

Handmade pendant with a lucky little ear (little sea ear).

In vermeil gold yellow or pink (silver plated in gold) or in sterling silver.The chain is made of sterling silver and plated in yellow or pink gold.

The shell used to make this jewel is unique, its size and shape may have slight variations compared to those shown in the images.

Length: 1 cm - 1.5 cm

In our catalog, you can find other jewels or amulets designed with sea shells similar to the lucky bean pendant (little ear of the sea):

If you want to know more about the story behind this jewel, you can find out on our blog Jewels with Story.

About the Pendant Lucky Little Ear (Little Ear of the Sea)

My grandmother taught me when I was little to find little ears or sea beans, as she called them. We spent summers on the shore looking for them and found them in all sizes and colors. She would then keep them in her vanity or in her wooden sewing box, along with her sewing scissors and her spools of thread that she always had on hand.

Her little box and her little beans are still at home where she used to leave them; they are part of the house's history.

This summer I had some little helpers who continue this tradition. And as you can see in the video, they came loaded with luck because despite being harder to find now, we have harvested a few🐚🍀

Cádiz ❤️