Etsy Drop Countdown

 one small - medium tooth 

Named after the beautiful kitten paw shell commonly found on the NC coast. They are bivalve mollusks and are irregular in shape, but gorgeous nonetheless. 

one small - medium tooth 

Quite difficult to find whole on the shore, this piece is named after the predatory shark eye moon snail. Usually perfectly round with beautiful colorings and a dark center, giving it the look of a shark eye. 

one medium tooth or two small teeth 

The lightning whelk is commonly found in the NC innercoastal waterway, varying in size depending on age. The lightning whelk shell opens to the left, giving it a similar shape to the ring named after it. 

one large tooth or two small teeth

Named after one of my favorite shells to find, the lettered olive is a species of large predatory sea snail with an elongated oval shell. Usually found still glossy and covered in beautiful patterns.

one large tooth or two small teeth

Named after one of my favorite shells to find, the lettered olive is a species of large predatory sea snail with an elongated oval shell. Usually found still glossy and covered in beautiful patterns.

two small - medium teeth

A drip castle is essentially taking wet sand and allowing it to drip off your hand onto dry sand, creating a tall castle made of drips. This is one my my little sisters' favorite things to do at the beach, which is why this name piece was named after her.

two small - medium teeth

A drip castle is essentially taking wet sand and allowing it to drip off your hand onto dry sand, creating a tall castle made of drips. This is one my my little sisters' favorite things to do at the beach, which is why this piece was named after her.

two small teeth (one in each) 

Jingle shells are a fun and beautiful shell found often in NC. A common bivalve, and like oysters, the lower shell is attached to a hard surface. The found shells are often very thin and fragile, but maintain their bright shine, and when stung or bunched together, they jingle. 

two small teeth (one in each) 

Jingle shells are a fun and beautiful shell found often in NC. A common bivalve, and like oysters, the lower shell is attached to a hard surface. The found shells are often very thin and fragile, but maintain their shine, and when stung or bunched together, they jingle. 

one small - medium tooth

This necklace is named after the keyhole dollar due to being delicate, yet eye-catching, making it perfect for everyday wear. Commonly found in the shallow sandy waters of the inlets, the keyhole sand dollar is illegal to take when still living, but finding a whole keyhole after it has passed is quite difficult, which makes it a prized collection item for beachcombers.