SH110-6T: Cowry Shell Yellow 15-21mm 1-hole 50GM
These cowry shell beads run 15–21mm and come in a sunny yellow finish, packed by weight in a 50g bag — a natural material with a shape that's been used in adornment for thousands of years, now ready for your current project.
The yellow coloring gives each shell a bright, warm tone that reads cheerful and bold, with the natural surface variation you'd expect from real shell material.
Specifications
- Size: 21mm
- Color: Yellows
- Material: Shell
- Quantity: 50g
What to make with them
The single hole and cowry silhouette make these well-suited for knotted statement necklaces, festival wear, and macramé-integrated jewelry where the shell sits as a focal or accent piece; they also work well stitched or wired onto bag straps, hat bands, or fiber art for a retro-inflected surface detail.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.
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Description
These cowry shell beads run 15–21mm and come in a sunny yellow finish, packed by weight in a 50g bag — a natural material with a shape that's been used in adornment for thousands of years, now ready for your current project.
The yellow coloring gives each shell a bright, warm tone that reads cheerful and bold, with the natural surface variation you'd expect from real shell material.
Specifications
- Size: 21mm
- Color: Yellows
- Material: Shell
- Quantity: 50g
What to make with them
The single hole and cowry silhouette make these well-suited for knotted statement necklaces, festival wear, and macramé-integrated jewelry where the shell sits as a focal or accent piece; they also work well stitched or wired onto bag straps, hat bands, or fiber art for a retro-inflected surface detail.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.
