Hawaii puka shells paired with Carolina blue sea sediment jasper and vintage, wood beads for a beautifully fun bracelet! This stretch bracelet is a unisex style that can be worn by anyone. Wear it alone or layered with other bracelets!

Bracelet is strung on sturdy, 1 mm silicone cord. It is an 8.50 inch length. Sold with drawstring organza gift bag.

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• Kauai, Hawaii puka shells

• Carolina blue sediment jasper beads

• 8.50 inch

• Bracelet in photos is exact one you’ll receive

• When wearing this beaded bracelet, it should be wiped after use to prolong life of puka shells, gemstones and components.

Mahalo for your interest!

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SOME INFO ABOUT REAL PUKA SHELLS:

These are actual “beach worn” puka shells with the natural flaws and variations. Natural puka shells are the worn down remnants of cone seashells. After many years in the ocean, when all the thinner parts of the shell have worn away, a little rounded piece is left, concave on one side, and convex on the other, with or without a natural hole in the center. All puka shells have texture of naturally weathered shells.

Puka shells are naturally ocean tumbled to their soft rounded edges. They have natural flaws, variations in colors, patterns, surface and texture of naturally weathered shells. They also show the distinctive inner spirals on the concave side, which indicates that they come from the tip of a spiraling shell.

Interesting Fact: Pukas were regularly strung in Hawaii, and were traditionally thought to assure a safe and peaceful sea voyage, especially for the sailors setting out on long journeys. Puka shell necklaces were worn by travelers of the sea, and still hold relevance as symbols for watermen and women in Hawaii.