Mother of Pearl Necklace and Abalone Pendant
SKU:
B453
$47.00
$47.00
per item
This 32" long necklace is strung with 6mm Mother of Pearl rounds, Larvikite faceted beads and heishi. The 6" abalone lip shell is wire wrapped to make a beautiful and unique pendant.
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The pastel rainbow colors of the Abalone shell enhance feelings of peace, beauty, compassion and love. Work with the Abalone shell when you are facing tough emotional issues. Abalone will soothe the nerves and encourage a calm demeanor. Abalone shell helps to gently open our psychic and intuitive connections. Abalone Shell is an excellent companion when needing guidance in relationships. It enhances the four C's - communication, cooperation, commitment and compromise - which lead to harmony and balance. Abalone shell enhances expression, in both word and deed. It allows us to understand both sides of any issue by placing us in the other person’s "shoes".
The Abalone shell has been tossed and turned in the ebb and flow of the ocean for many years. Through this process, its true beauty shines through. The Abalone shell is a perfect gift for those who have survived traumatic experiences, to let them know that while they may have been tossed and turned themselves, in the end, their true beauty shines for all to see. Physically, Abalone shell strengthens the immune system, energizes the body and aides in the assimilation of proteins. It can also benefit athletes by increasing strength and stamina.
Mother of Pearl
What exactly is mother of pearl?
Mother of pearl is an organic gemstone and refers to the iridescent lining that’s found in the inner surface of a nacre-producing mollusc’s shell. Another term for mother of pearl is nacre, which is the substance that forms pearls
Mother of pearl is made of aragonite, a type of calcium carbonate, formed by the pearl oyster, as well as freshwater pearl mussels and abalone. Nacre is secreted by the mollusc as a defence mechanism against irritants and abrasions that find their way into the shell. Over time, the creature secretes layers of nacre which smoothen the surface of the shell and entombs any irritants that cling to the inner surface of the shell.
Although often used interchangeably, mother of pearl and abalone are quite different.
• Abalone is a type of marine snail, also known as a marine gastropod mollusc. It’s famous for its delicious taste and beautiful shell.
• The colors found on abalone shells are highly iridescent and have a range of strong, vivid colors.
• Abalone shells have a spiral structure with a number of respiratory pores near the outer edge.
• It’s illegal to harvest abalone from the ocean as the numbers of wild abalone is at critically low levels due to over-harvesting.
• Abalone is a source of mother of pearl as this is a nacre-secreting mollusc.
• Abalone is very rare and can be quite valuable and difficult to source.
• Other names for abalone include paua (given by the Maori) and ormer shell (used in the UK).
The Abalone shell has been tossed and turned in the ebb and flow of the ocean for many years. Through this process, its true beauty shines through. The Abalone shell is a perfect gift for those who have survived traumatic experiences, to let them know that while they may have been tossed and turned themselves, in the end, their true beauty shines for all to see. Physically, Abalone shell strengthens the immune system, energizes the body and aides in the assimilation of proteins. It can also benefit athletes by increasing strength and stamina.
Mother of Pearl
What exactly is mother of pearl?
Mother of pearl is an organic gemstone and refers to the iridescent lining that’s found in the inner surface of a nacre-producing mollusc’s shell. Another term for mother of pearl is nacre, which is the substance that forms pearls
Mother of pearl is made of aragonite, a type of calcium carbonate, formed by the pearl oyster, as well as freshwater pearl mussels and abalone. Nacre is secreted by the mollusc as a defence mechanism against irritants and abrasions that find their way into the shell. Over time, the creature secretes layers of nacre which smoothen the surface of the shell and entombs any irritants that cling to the inner surface of the shell.
Although often used interchangeably, mother of pearl and abalone are quite different.
• Abalone is a type of marine snail, also known as a marine gastropod mollusc. It’s famous for its delicious taste and beautiful shell.
• The colors found on abalone shells are highly iridescent and have a range of strong, vivid colors.
• Abalone shells have a spiral structure with a number of respiratory pores near the outer edge.
• It’s illegal to harvest abalone from the ocean as the numbers of wild abalone is at critically low levels due to over-harvesting.
• Abalone is a source of mother of pearl as this is a nacre-secreting mollusc.
• Abalone is very rare and can be quite valuable and difficult to source.
• Other names for abalone include paua (given by the Maori) and ormer shell (used in the UK).