Charms from the seas

A textured gold fish-tail stud with an enamel sea turtle drop. The turtle's shell is split teal and yellow with a gold starfish detail, tiny black crystal eyes, and a dotted gold border.

Notes from the jewellery girl:
"Sea turtles have been on this planet for 100 million years and they got here by not rushing (love this part!). With the fish tail on top it feels like the whole ocean is in one earring. The colours on the shell add to the joy..making the piece come alive."

3D, detachable, comes with a connector. Can be attached on chains/accessories.

In Vedic astrology, Scorpio is Vrishchika — ruled by Mars, the planet of energy and decisive action. The scorpion is one of the oldest creatures on earth, virtually unchanged for 400 million years.

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Seahorses are one of the handful of species where the male carries the young. They've been a symbol of patience and strength across coastal cultures for centuries.

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Surfing as a practice originated in ancient Polynesia — it was tied to spiritual freedom and the idea that the ocean tests you honestly.

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The shankha appears in Harappan excavations from 2500 BCE and is one of Vishnu's four sacred objects — blown at the start of rituals to clear the air and signal a new beginning.

For someone who is tired of rushing and is choosing their own pace on purpose.

The snail's spiral shell is a shape that appears in nature, ancient architecture, and sacred geometry — a symbol of slow, outward growth from a stable centre.

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A 3-D charm, inscribed on both sides. Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

For someone you can say to - "I've got your back!"

In many seafaring cultures, the whale was considered a protector of sailors — its fin surfacing was a sign of safe passage ahead.

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For someone manifesting money, opportunity, or just more of the good stuff.

Cowry shells were used as currency across India, Africa, and Southeast Asia for thousands of years — they are literally the oldest symbol of wealth and exchange we have.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.