• Colgante Marino de Nacar y Orejitas de Mar - Sophie's in Jupiter
  • Colgante Marino de Nacar y Orejitas de Mar - Sophie's in Jupiter
  • Colgante Marino de Nacar y Orejitas de Mar - Sophie's in Jupiter
  • Colgante Marino de Nacar y Orejitas de Mar - Sophie's in Jupiter
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Sophie's in Jupiter

Nacre and Sea Ears Marine Pendant

Nacre and Sea Ears Marine Pendant

$104.00 USD
$104.00 USD
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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 to Spain the shipping transit time varies between 1 and 3 business days.

For shipments to the European Union, shipping transit time varies between 4 and 10 business days.

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There is no shipping cost for orders within Spain.

The shipping cost to European Union (EU) countries is 8.5 euros.

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Description of the Nacre and Sea Ears Marine Pendant

Pendant handmade with sea ears (lucky beans) and hexagonal mother-of-pearl shells.

The chain is made of sterling silver and plated in yellow or rose gold.

The little sea ears with which this piece is made are unique, their size and shape may have small variations from that shown in the images.

In our catalog it is possible to find other jewelry or amulets designed with sea shells similar to the lucky inhabit pendant (sea ear):

If you want to know more about the history behind this jewel, you can find information on our blog Jewels with History.

About the Nacre and Sea Ears Marine Pendant

This summer when I was in Cádiz I spent hours searching on the beach for the little sea ears that I always caught as a child with my grandmother. I knew it was difficult but if I found one I would make myself a pendant to be lucky during the year and to remember her. I only found a few broken pieces that were difficult to set.

At the return of summer, a person ordered me two pendants with some shells that he had caught on the beach. When he showed them to me I saw that they were little sea ears. I set two of them for him and he gave me another one to make a pendant for myself. I don't know if it was a coincidence, but my grandmother called them lucky beans for a reason. ✨

Names of Little Sea Ears

During these days I have wanted to gather all the names by which you know this little piece of our childhood:

  • Bolma rugosa (Scientific name)
  • Orejitas del mar (Cádiz)
  • Lucky ears (Cádiz)
  • Opercula
  • Stones of Santa Lucia (Mallorca)
  • Ears of God
  • Ollos de Mar (Galicia)
  • Eye of Saint Lucy
  • Goat eye
  • Eye of Shiva (Canary Islands)
  • Habita de India (Rota)
  • Vital eye
  • Cat eye (New Zealand)
  • Sea shells
  • Headache
  • Jaquequero (Almería)
  • Caracolas from Cala Conta (Ibiza)
  • Nineta (Menorca)
  • Llabriza and Orellón (Galicia)
  • Headache rock (Dénia)
  • Bull's eye
  • Little belly buttons
  • Elephant ear
  • Eyes of Venus - Eyes of Venus (Valencia)
  • Ollo Mao (Galicia)
  • Dried peaches
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