Paua Shell Starfish Pendant (B728P01)
Colourful sterling silver pendant handcrafted in Bali in the shape of a starfish with beautiful paua shell, abalone shell. The pendant comes complete on a sterling silver snake chain, simply choose the length that you prefer.
- Pendant size: 45mm by 32mm.
- Cultured paua shell.
- Includes 40cm snake chain.
- Longer chains available.
- 925 sterling silver.
- High polish finish.
In Māori culture, abalone is known as paua. Pāua symbolises strength, stability & connectivity, often representing the eyes of ancestors in carvings, while embodying deep spiritual links to Tangaroa (god of the sea).
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Paua Shell Starfish Pendant (B728P01)
Paua Shell Starfish Pendant (B728P01)
Colourful sterling silver pendant handcrafted in Bali in the shape of a starfish with beautiful paua shell, abalone shell. The pendant comes complete on a sterling silver snake chain, simply choose the length that you prefer.
- Pendant size: 45mm by 32mm.
- Cultured paua shell.
- Includes 40cm snake chain.
- Longer chains available.
- 925 sterling silver.
- High polish finish.
In Māori culture, abalone is known as paua. Pāua symbolises strength, stability & connectivity, often representing the eyes of ancestors in carvings, while embodying deep spiritual links to Tangaroa (god of the sea).
Original: $151.18
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Colourful sterling silver pendant handcrafted in Bali in the shape of a starfish with beautiful paua shell, abalone shell. The pendant comes complete on a sterling silver snake chain, simply choose the length that you prefer.
- Pendant size: 45mm by 32mm.
- Cultured paua shell.
- Includes 40cm snake chain.
- Longer chains available.
- 925 sterling silver.
- High polish finish.
In Māori culture, abalone is known as paua. Pāua symbolises strength, stability & connectivity, often representing the eyes of ancestors in carvings, while embodying deep spiritual links to Tangaroa (god of the sea).
