Hawaiian Textile Cone Fishermans Net Pendant Necklace

The Textile Cone, with its striking patterns and contrasting colors is beautiful to look at but could be deadly to touch, as it can inject a toxic venom into its prey via a hollow harpoon dart appendage called the radula, and its sting is fatal to humans (no worry, its perfectly safe when dead)!. Endemic to Hawaiian and Indo Pacific waters and generally found from 30 to 60 feet, this 1 1/2 inch Hawaiian waters Textile Cone Shell is carefully cradled in a Fisherman's Net weave basket and drapes from a natural colored 24" twisted cord necklace. A North Shore Puka Shell and loop closure finishes this organic Hawaiian jewelry design.

Handmade natural beach style seashell jewelry, made with Aloha on the North Shore, Haleiwa, Hawaii.