20 Lucky Sea Beans

Are they merely a type of morphed bean discarded from an unusual species of seaweed, or could these be Jack’s? Or better yet, the Giant’s?  Ancient mariners considered these lucky. So called because they survive a long and perilous journey across the ocean.  Sea beans grow on trees sitting along rivers.  The bean shaped seed falls off of the tree and into the river.  It then washes out to sea and makes a 7-9 month journey across the seas and finally washes up on the seashores.  Keep the lucky sea bean in your pocket and rub for good luck anytime you need it. Sold in groups of 20. Each bean varies but measure approximately 2 inches.