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Armour necklace worn short at the collarbone
Armour necklace worn with the bolo drop down the back
Armour necklace resting on a pale stone
Armour necklace laid flat, shell and agate tiles in green, amber and cream with a bolo slider
Armor — Necklace
ALIGN THE SIGNS

Armor — Necklace

Sale price$49.00

For the day you stop apologizing for how much room you take up.

Rectangular shell beads in moss green, amber, honey and cream, set between faceted crystals and small patterned gold spacers. A slider closure draws it close as a collar or lets it hang long.

What it gives you is a reminder that your armor is yours. A shell is armor nobody issued — the animal grew it itself, from the inside out, without asking permission and without hurrying.

This is the largest piece here and it is not subtle. Neither are you, today.

Details

  • Chain length: adjustable, up to 700 mm
  • Chain width: 6–7 mm
  • Slider closure

Materials

  • Shell pearl — smooth surface with a soft, even glow. Durable and lightweight, with the look of fine pearl.
  • 18K gold plated eco-brass — warm, polished finish on responsibly sourced brass. Lightweight and durable for daily wear.

$6.99 shipping in the US, one fee per order · International shown at checkout
Armour necklace worn short at the collarbone
Armor — Necklace Sale price$49.00
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