Shell Identification Guide
Explore our coastal heritage through our shell identification guide. Each piece in our collection begins with a journey along the shore, where our family carefully selects each treasure, honoring the natural beauty and sustainable rhythm of the Gulf tides.
Scallop, Oyster, Abalone & Coastal Shell Identifier
Fight Conch (Florida)
Known for their heavy, spiral-shaped shells and bright orange interiors, these treasures are common on Gulf Coast beaches.
Tellin Sunrise
A delicate, bivalve shell named for its radiant pink, orange, and yellow bands that resemble a sunrise over the Atlantic.
Whelk: Knobbed
Recognizable by the small knobs on its spiral, this sturdy shell is the state shell of New Jersey and Georgia.
Atlantic Scallop
Found along the sandy Atlantic floor, these iconic fan-shaped shells bring a classic coastal symmetry to our statement necklaces.
Eastern Oyster
Sourced from local Gulf bayous, these rugged shells feature pearlescent interiors that bring organic elegance to our dishes. Empty shells are also recycled to reseed and establish new oyster beds along the coast.
Polished Abalone
Sourced from rocky coastal waters, these vibrant shells are prized for their shimmering iridescence, making them the star of our high-contrast jewelry.
Ethical Coastal Sourcing
We ethically source our shells from the sun-drenched shores of Alabama, Florida, and the East Coast. Every piece is collected with respect for the ocean’s ecosystem, ensuring that our artisanal treasures are as sustainable as they are beautiful.
