Sentence examples for shell jewelry from inspiring English sources
If doing absolutely nothing grows too taxing, there's always snorkeling, hiking or shopping for shell jewelry and colorful wraps at the Paradiso Gift Shop.
Traditional handicrafts, including woodwork, shell inlay, mats, baskets, and shell jewelry, are made both for the tourist market and for export.
Now many families participate in the straw market set up to greet incoming ships, selling their crafts -- shell jewelry, bone knives, baskets, carvings -- for anywhere from $2 to $20.
Buy hand-made Bahamian straw hats, bags, toys, conch shell jewelry and woodcarvings at the Straw Market.
Grave goods within these tombs include hollow ceramic figures, obsidian and shell jewelry, semi-precious stones, pottery (which often contained food), and other household implements such as spindle whorls and metates (see this Flickr photo for a reconstruction).
The so-called shaft tomb tradition of western Mexico is known almost exclusively from grave goods, which include hollow ceramic figures, obsidian and shell jewelry, pottery, and other items (see this Flickr photo for a reconstruction).
Mr. Lu's mother and father, Lu Hong Kui-Su and Lu Ching-Shui Ching-Shuiing ends meet beganllecting coral shells along the golden beaches of Penghu, decorating the shells as jewelry and selling themakingocal rendsents.
Once she crosses the barrier to walk along the beach, the men swarm around her, hawking shells and jewelry.
He began following the trails of hundreds of turtles and discovered thousands upon thousands of pearls, which he began to sell, along with the coral shells, as jewelry.
Those seeking to profile a successful, eligible man must first submit evidence of the subject's vape-pen collection, fondness for shell-based jewelry, or tendency to refer to his personal dwelling as his "pad".
Rather, the finding that Neandertals apparently wore mollusk shells as jewelry and used them as paint containers offers insight about the social conditions under which symbolism flourished among early modern humans but was rare among Neandertals.
