Necklaces

Slip on the Half Moon Capiz Necklace to make a unique coastal statement. The combination of sea-green and silver tones and cascading Capiz is both ...

Wear a slice of the ocean anywhere you go with the Tala Layered Capiz Necklace. Gorgeous, vibrant blue capiz discs hang from an adjustable cotton c...

Sustainable materials create beauty with the Infinite Loops Shell Necklace. Crafted from eco-friendly, sustainable materials, it features double st...

We're all connected, the Tree of Life Pendant Necklace reminds us of this, handcrafted from Madre de cacao wood. For nature lovers keep this spir...

Capiz is an excellent material for ethical jewelry-making due to the sustainability of the shell, the ethical harvesting and its unique aesthetic. ...

Celebrate your love for bicycling with this necklace featuring a bicycle design set in a capiz pendant. The Bike Pendant Necklace is handcrafted by...

Bring a festive summer spirit with you where you go with this unique necklace from the Philippines. The Summer Fair Necklace from our artisan partn...

Keep things classy with the Fair Lady Necklace from the Philippines. This necklace features capiz, the thin shell of a marine mollusk. First artisa...

The balance of cool silver and blue tones in the Moon Phase Necklace will have you looking lunar. This necklace from the Philippines features capiz...

Cool down with the Ombré Shell Necklace from the Philippines. The soft blue tone that fades into natural capiz is reminiscent of cool ocean water e...

The dainty Scallop Necklace features silver-plated brass and smoked capiz, the thin shell of a marine mollusk. First artisans wash and soak shells....

Delicate in pearly white, this stunning necklace is made from capiz, the thin shell of a marine mollusk. First artisans wash and soak shells. After...

A simple strand of leaves, brought to life through capiz-- a unique material derived from the shell of the windowpane oyster. This interesting name...

This necklace has a soft shimmer that can only be achieved through use of capiz shell. The thin shell of the windowpane oyster had once been used ...