Mother of Pearl Products

These are 1/4 pound bags of black lip mother of pearl shell pieces. As this is a natural product, you will receive shells very close to the ones shown, but not the exact shells in the photographs. Satin Pieces are tumbled to a polished finish. The satin finish pieces are good quality shell pieces that tend to be thicker than the gloss finish shells. They are processed with cream and corn grit. Some pieces will be very nicely tumbled and polished. Some will have rougher edges. Some quantity...

These shell buttons are made from brown oyster. The buttons have two holes.When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection.Made in South Korea from Australian Shells

These shell buttons are made from brown oyster. The buttons have two holes.When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection.Made in South Korea from Australian Shells

These shell buttons are made from brown oyster. The buttons have two holes.When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection.Made in South Korea from Australian Shells

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry. Made in South Korea from Chinese shells.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.Made in South Korea from Chinese shells.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry. Made in South Korea from Chinese shells.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry. Made in South Korea from Chinese shells.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.

These shell buttons are made from freshwater mother of pearl. They have two holes. When exported from the USA, these buttons are subject to USFWS inspection. These buttons are made from shells that are a by-product of the pearl industry.

These gold lip mother-of-pearl shells from the Philippines are polished to show off their beautiful gold color. They come in various sizes and are approximately 2 to 3.5 mm thick. This species is not endangered. The shells are a by-product of the food industry and come from sustainable fisheries. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all exports outside of the U.S.

These gold lip mother-of-pearl shells from the Philippines are polished to show off their beautiful gold color. They come in various sizes and are approximately 2 to 3.5 mm thick. This species is not endangered. The shells are a by-product of the food industry and come from sustainable fisheries. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all exports outside of the U.S.