Rainbow Umbonium Seashells-Pink Umbonium
Colorful Button Shells for Crafts & Decor
$6.00
Discover the delicate beauty of our Pink Umbonium Seashells, a collection that captures the soft, romantic hues of a coastal sunrise. These small, top-shaped shells, often called “button tops,” are the polished treasures of the Umbonium sea snail. Gathered from the sandy shores of the Indo-Pacific, each shell is a tiny piece of art, naturally tinted in a gorgeous spectrum of pinks—from soft pastel blushes to vibrant rose and salmon shades. In their natural habitat, these little grazers live in immense, bustling colonies, playing their part in the ecosystem by keeping the sands clean.
This curated selection focuses entirely on their lovely pink tones, offering a cohesive and charming color palette for your projects. Each shell has been carefully cleaned and sorted, revealing its naturally glossy finish and smooth, sculptural form. Their uniform shape and consistent color make them an ideal choice for creating elegant, monochromatic designs that speak of seaside serenity and natural grace.
Creative Ideas
Romantic Vase Fillers: Fill clear glass cylinders or vases with these pink shells for a stunning, simple, and elegant centerpiece. Perfect for weddings, anniversaries, or romantic home decor.
Wedding & Event Decor: Scatter them down reception tables, use them as natural confetti, or place them in small dishes as guest favors. Their delicate color is perfect for a beach or garden-themed wedding.
Feminine Jewelry & Accessories: Their small size and beautiful color make them perfect for creating delicate earrings, pendants, or for accenting resin bracelets and rings.
Miniature Landscapes: Create enchanting pink sand beaches, pathways, or flower beds in fairy gardens and terrariums.
Monochromatic Mosaics: Use these shells to create stunning, textured art pieces or to accent picture frames, mirrors, and keepsake boxes with a touch of coastal pink.
Each of these shells is a natural masterpiece, sustainably and ethically collected. As a product of nature, every bag will have a unique combination of pink shades, shell sizes, and quantities. These variations are the signature of a truly individual treasure.
Each of these shells is a piece of the ocean’s art gallery, sustainably and ethically collected. They are crafted from natural Spotted Marbled Cone snails (Conus ebraeus), celebrated for their unique, dappled patterns and elegant conical form. Please remember that as a natural product, every shell will have its own unique variations in shape, size, and the beautiful patterns on its surface. These are the marks of a treasure, individually painted by the sea.
gance this shell brings to your home.
The ocean never creates two identical shells, making the one you receive truly one-of-a-kind.
Damaged in Transit: If your shell is damaged during its journey, please contact me within 24 hours of receipt with a photo. I will immediately send a replacement or issue a full refund.
Not as Described: I do my best to represent each shell accurately through photos and descriptions. If you feel your shell is significantly different from what was described, please contact me within 7 days, and we will find a thoughtful solution.
A Note on “Change of Mind”: As each shell is a natural, unique item, I cannot accept returns or exchanges due to a “change of mind.” Please review the photos and dimensions carefully to ensure it’s the perfect “ocean companion” for you.
Every seashell is a gift from the ocean, and I pack each one with the care it deserves, ensuring its safe journey to you.
Preparation Time: I will carefully wrap your seashells in recycled paper and twine within 1-3 business days, making it feel like a personal gift from the sea.
Shipping Method: I use reliable standard shipping and will provide you with a tracking number, so you can follow your shell’s journey.
International Orders: For shells traveling across oceans, please allow a little extra time. Sometimes customs checks can extend their journey.
We are deeply committed to sustainable and ethical practices. All our shells are sourced responsibly—never from live-shelled creatures. We support marine conservation efforts and maintain transparency about our sourcing practices.
Umbonium* snails live in incredibly dense colonies, sometimes with over 1,000 individuals in a single square meter of sand, creating a living carpet of color on the beach.
These snails have a small, hard “trap door” called an operculum, which they use to seal themselves inside their shell when exposed by the tide or threatened by predators.
The specific shade of pink in each shell can be influenced by its diet and the local mineral content of the sand where it lived.
The genus name Umbonium is derived from the Latin word umbra, meaning “shade” or “shadow,” likely referring to their habit of living in the shallow, sun-dappled waters of the intertidal zone.