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Sea shells can symbolize any number of things, notably:

- The Moon. As the tides rise and fall, the sea displays the shells and then take them back once more.

- In Christian folklore, the shells of mussels, clams, and snails are symbolic of a resurrection that has occured.

- Native Americans once worshipped seashells as a symbol of fertility.

- Superstition states that if seashells are worn on a necklace in the Spring and Summer months, it will bring the wearer good luck.

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