Collection: Spiny Oyster Shell

Spiny oyster shells are the hard protective outer coverings of marine mollusks known as spiny oysters. These shells are often brightly colored and can range from orange and red to purple and brown.

Appearance: Spiny oyster shells are characterized by their rough, spiny texture and vibrant colors. The shells can vary in size and shape, with some species featuring long, pointed spines or bumps on the surface.
Origin: Spiny oysters are found in tropical and subtropical waters, particularly in the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of California, and other regions with warm oceanic climates. The shells are harvested for their ornamental value and are used in jewelry and decorative items.
Symbolism: In Native American cultures, spiny oyster shells are believed to symbolize strength, protection, and vitality. They are often incorporated into jewelry as symbols of beauty and cultural significance.