Sophie's in Jupiter
Lucky Bean Pendant (Ear of the sea)
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If the items are in stock they will be sent the day after the date of receipt of the order.
Out of stock orders are processed Monday through Friday. Processing time is 7 business days from the order date. In the case of products based on an astrological chart, the processing time is 10 business days. Orders are shipped the next day after processing time. No shipments are made during the weekend.
What is the transportation time for my order?
For shipments to Spain, 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.
In the case of the United States, shipping transit time varies between 12 and 20 business days.
For international orders, shipping transit time varies between 15 and 30 business days.
What is the shipping cost?
There is no shipping cost for orders within Spain and Portugal.
The shipping cost to European Union (EU) countries is 8.5 euros.
The shipping cost to the United States is 10.99 euros.
The shipping cost to countries outside the European Union and the United States is 15.99 euros.
Caring for Jewelry
Caring for Jewelry
Gold plated jewelry
Conservation
Gold-plated jewelry requires special care so that the plating lasts and does not disappear over time. These tips can help improve the quality and extend the life of your jewelry:
Cleanliness and sports: It is essential to remove jewelry before bathing or playing sports. Sweat and water deeply damage the gold layers with which the jewelry was made.
Storage: Jewelry should be stored individually wrapped in tissue paper, in the box where it was delivered and inside the cloth bag. In this way, oxidation and friction with other parts that could dirty or scratch them are avoided. Rubber containers should never be used for storage as they will cause the jewelry to darken.
Chemical products: It is important to avoid recurring contact with perfumes, creams or chemicals as much as possible.
Humidity: Jewelry should never be stored in humid places. For example, the bathroom is not the right place to store jewelry.
Temperature: It is necessary to avoid exposure to the sun and high temperatures constantly.
Cleaning
If your jewelry has darkened or lost some of its initial shine, the ideal is to use a few drops of dish soap dissolved in a small container of warm water and rub gently, very subtly, with a toothbrush. Afterwards you have to rinse them and make sure they dry properly with a cloth.
Silver jewelry
The conservation and cleaning process is similar to that of gold-plated pieces. Silver jewelry can darken more easily, removing dirt with a cloth will restore the shine to the piece.
On Sophie's in Jupiter orders
Sophie's in Jupiter orders always include a box, tissue paper and a cloth bag to help you keep your pieces in optimal condition.
In orders where the pieces are made of silver, a wipe is additionally included so you can clean the silver.
Description of the Nacre and Sea Ears Marine Pendant
Pendant made by hand with sea ears (lucky beans) and hexagonal mother-of-pearl shells.
In sterling silver or with a brass base and a yellow or pink gold plating (1 mcr).
The chain is made of sterling silver and is given a yellow or rose gold plating depending on the piece.
The shell with which this piece is made is unique, its size and shape may have small variations from that shown in the images.
This piece can be personalized by engraving initials, dates or symbols. When ordering, you can add this information in comments.
- Length: 1 cm - 1.5 cm
There is a simpler version that does not require setting, for all those people who want to wear this amulet .
If you want to know more about the story behind this jewel you can find out on our blog Jewels with History.
About the Nacre and Sea Ears Marine Pendant
This summer when I was in Cádiz I spent hours looking on the beach for the lucky beans that I always caught when I was little with my grandmother. I knew it was difficult but if I found one I would make a pendant to be lucky during the year and remember her. I only found a little bit complicated to set.
At the turn of the summer a person commissioned me two pendants with some shells that he had caught on the beach. When he showed them to me, I saw they were lucky beans.
I set two of them for him and he gave me another to make a pendant for me.
I don't know if it was a coincidence, but for a reason my grandmother called them lucky beans. ✨
I 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
- Santa Lucia Stones (Mallorca)
- Orejitas de Dios
- Ollos de Mar (Galicia)
- Goat Eye
- Eye of Shiva (Canary Islands)
- Indian Beans (Rota)
- Ojo vidal
- Cat eye (New Zealand)
- Sea caps
- Migraine
- Jaquequero (Almería)
- Snails from Cala Conta (Ibiza)
- Nineta (Menorca)
- Llabriza and Orellón (Galicia)
- Pedreta de mal de cap (Dénia)
- Ulls de bou
- Navels
- Elephant Ear
- Eyes of Venus - Ulls de Venus (Valencia)
- Ollo Mao (Galicia)
- Orejones
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