Spiny oyster comes from the shell of a mollusk.  In many cultures it was traded as currency and even thought to hold spiritual value.  The Incas used it in an offering for rain and good harvests for spring.  It is a bright and cheery stone that is both the sunrise and sunset to be worn in good cheer and abundance.

Sterling silver, 22 kt gold bezel, spiny oyster

23mm round pendant on 18-20” adjustable shiny black sterling silver rhodium plated oval rolo chain with 14kt lobster clasp and jump rings

Native American Made: Enrolled Sicangu Lakota

Not hallmarked: due to FTC rules