Crab Necklace, Sterling Silver

$70.00

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This purchase donates 20 meals to people in need.
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Celebrate your love of food with Delicacies’ crab necklace, cast in sterling silver and plated in platinum to discourage tarnishing.
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  • 1,100,000+ meals donated to date
  • Earth friendly - we use recycled metals

Mythology

Renewal, Strength, Spirituality, Perseverance

The crab is a creature of the shoreline, occupying both the land and the sea, but connected to neither completely. The crab emerges where the waves pull back from the sand, scuttling out of holes, approaching its existence with its sidewinding gait. The crab is tenacious—occupying two worlds at once—and it has the power to regenerate. It is a powerful symbol of the earth as well as a constellation of stars in the night sky. Invoking the crab is beneficial for those who are in transition, and looking for a way of navigating life’s varied and ever-changing elements. The crab reminds us to yield, that we can be more than one thing in a lifetime.

Testimonials

After nine years of school, my daughter received her PhD in Nutrition Sciences, and I bought her the 14k gold farfalle necklace as a gift. (She is Italian and is obsessed with farfalle!) This will forever be a reminder of her commitment, sacrifice and accomplishment.

- Lisa

My family is of Chilean descent, and a big part of our culture is food. One of our favorite Chilean delicacies is empanadas! My mom makes homemade empanadas (which we all love!) so I bought these bracelets for my sisters and my mom as a reminder of our family and culture.

- Javiera

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