Quahog Shell Jewelry

Quahogs are a marine bivalve found in North and Central America. They are generally called "clams" and are used in many foods, particularly clam chowder. Quahog shells are white and royal purple; they were once carved into beads, called "wampum," and traded as currency by the indigenous people of the Eastern Woodlands Tribes of North America.
Origins: North America
MOHs Hardness: 2.5-4.5
Care: Wipe with a soft damp cloth, dry thoroughly, and store away from harder stones that could scratch it. Avoid perfumes, acids, and chemicals. The purple coloring can be sensitive to prolonged light exposure. Avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaning.

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