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This 925 Sterling Silver necklace resembles a Scalloped Hammerhead Shark (Sphyrna lewinii), one of Costa Rica’s most emblematic shark species, and a highly endangered one due to the shark finning industry. -
This ring is made from Silver and its design is inspired by the magnificent and endangered juvenile Whale Sharks that visit Costa Rican waters from March to September. -
This necklace is made of 925 Sterling Silver and represents the mangroves, also known as the place where life began. -
This ring resembles the stingrays that are found and studied in Punta Descartes. It is made of 925 Sterling Silver and Larimar or 'Stefilia's Stone'. -
This 925 Sterling Silver necklace resembles the Milk Frog (Phrynohyas venulosa) found on Costa Rica's Tropical Dry Rainforest. -
This necklace resembles a Crescent Octopus (Euaxoctopus panamensis). It is made of 925 Sterling Silver and has a Rhodium finish. -
These 925 Sterling Silver whale tail earrings resemble a whale's tail fluke, just in the same position as they are required for our photo-identification program of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) in Punta Descartes. -
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This necklace resembles the stingrays that are found and studied in Punta Descartes. It is made of 925 Sterling Silver and Larimar or 'Stefilia's Stone'. -
These earrings resemble the stingrays that are found and studied in Punta Descartes. It is made of 925 Sterling Silver and Larimar or 'Stefilia's Stone'. -
This necklace resembles one of the unidentified species of octopuses found in Punta Descartes. It is made of 925 Sterling Silver and Larimar or 'Stefilia's Stone'. By purchasing this product, you will particularly help us raise funds to finance research on octupuses. -
This 925 Sterling Silver necklace with a pink zirconia resembles the American Crocodile (Cocodylus acutus) found on Costa Rica's rivers and estuaries. -
This 925 Sterling Silver necklace resembles a Humpback Whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae). It represents the bond that exists between a mother and her offspring, as it is seen in this species that visits our coastlines to raise her calves, swimming closely together for over a year, while they grow enough to migrate back to the poles.