Est. 2015 by Rashel Fitchett
Pacific Crest Silver
The Shiva Shell Collection
Release Date: Feb 3 6pm Pacific
All stones below will soon be available for custom made jewelry. After you have reserved one, you may change the design and choose a ring or a pendant. I do not make custom cuffs at this time.
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The Shiva collection is NOT sold out. The items below are for preview only. Release date is February 3 6pm Pacific
About the stone
Shiva Shell is not actually a stone at all. Its a shell. Specifically, it is the shell of a marine mollusc from the Turbinidae family. They are more commonly known as Turban Snails because the root 'turbo' means spinning like a top, in reference to the way the shell looks like its been spun into a spiral.
The group of Shiva Shells I am featuring this month are special because:
- they were custom cut by Lone Peak Cabs just for us
- they are bright white
- their spirals (known as a nautilus) are perfectly showcased

If you are interested in magickal properties, consider the following connections to energy of the Shiva Shell:
- Goddess Aphrodite
- Water element
- the energy of calmness
- the planet Neptune
- Pisces
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Meet the creator
I found two garnets on the dusty boot path of the Pacific Crest Trail in the Northern Cascades in 2015. This serendipitous moment catalyzed a sequence of events that led me to an old dream: to become a silversmith.
Raised by a metalworker and guided by a rockhounding grandfather, I am now enamored by stones and setting them into silver. Working with tools and building stone rings is where I completely lose myself and find a place of power and joy.
Over the past 6 years I have fallen down a rabbit hole of building bigger and bigger pieces of statement jewelry and I have truly set down into a style now known for its boldness and sense of enchantment.