A trio of ocean amulets, perfect ocean jewellery for water women. There’s a upcycled Fijian shell, a keshi pearl and a turquoise gemstone.  Each ring is made from recycled sterling silver and has a hammered effect to represent the ripples of the ocean. 

The trumpet shell was upcycled from a Fijian lei necklace.  These lei’s are given to friends and loved ones as a sign of affection and it’s intended that this sentiment will carry forward from these Pacific isles. 

The keshi pearl is the most natural form of pearl and is pure nacre, these pearls are said to bring calming reflection as well as attune the wearer to the ebb and flow of life. Due to the pearls watery and lunar elements, it is quite balancing for the emotions, especially to water signs. 

Turquoise is known for being a master healing stone and is intended  to remind you of tropical, turquoise seas. 
In addition to this the inverted triangle represents water in alchemy.  It was often blue and was also an ancient symbol of femininity.  Wearing this necklace embodies the ocean and femininity together. 

Each ring measures size N individually but if worn together they would better fit a size M. 

If you are unsure of your ring size or you need to convert your size from a different size system, you should find everything you need to know here; https://www.oceanboheme.co.uk/measure-your-ring-size

The jewellery comes in a cotton gift bag and is delivered in plastic free packaging.   5% of profits goes to support marine conservation charities, this includes a donation made to Surfers Against Sewage who campaign for plastic free seas and one coral fragment being replanted by Coralive.org for every purchase made.  There’s also an option at checkout to upgrade your coral fragment to a bigger one for just £5.  All proceeds will go to Coralive and you will receive a downloadable thank you to share on your social media stories.  

If this is a gift for someone else you can also buy a mini ‘Ocean Goddess’ giftcard at the checkout.