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For jewelry makers, crafters and anyone who misses the beach, a handful of small shells goes a long way.
This assortment mixes several shell types, some whole and some sliced in half. A few are suitable as beads, and the rest work well in resin pieces, shadow boxes, candle tops, card making or a small bowl on a bathroom shelf. The photos show the variety you can expect, with four different types set out in front. It is an easy add on for a craft order or a little seaside keepsake for a friend.
Most seashells are made by mollusks such as snails, clams and oysters, which build them from calcium carbonate secreted through a tissue called the mantle. People have strung shells as beads since the Stone Age and used them in pendants, buttons, mosaics and keepsakes.