Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped
Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped

Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped

Mariner Shackle Earrings Sterling Silver or 14k Gold Dipped

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Description

Elevate your style with a touch of maritime heritage through our Mariner Shackle Earrings, an original design inspired by the iconic marine shackle. Handcrafted in New England, these earrings blend nautical functionality with timeless elegance, making them the perfect accessory for sea lovers and adventurers alike.

A marine shackle is an essential hardware component in sailing and boating, used to connect ropes, chains, and other rigging securely. Known for its strength and reliability, the shackle symbolizes resilience and the enduring connection between people and the sea. Our shackle earrings capture this maritime legacy, offering both style and meaning in a single piece.

  • Mariner Shackles are 3/8" in diameter and come packaged in our signature vintage chart lined tin.
  • Marine shackles are U-shaped metal connectors with a removable pin or bolt across the opening. They are used to connect chains, ropes, or other fittings securely.
  • Typically made from stainless steel, galvanized steel, or other corrosion-resistant materials, marine shackles are designed to withstand harsh marine environments.
  • Shackles are commonly used to secure sails, anchor chains, and rigging on sailboats and other vessels.
  • Shackles have been used for centuries in maritime industries, evolving from simple rope loops to metal connectors as materials and technologies advanced.
  • The shape of a marine shackle has inspired jewelry designs and accessories, symbolizing strength and connection.

Sterling silver earrings, or 14k gold dipped brass earrings.

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FAQs

Commercial Aquaculture

We manufacture gear and distribute supplies for oyster and clam aquaculture, as well as select products for mussels, scallops, seaweed, and urchins.


Our offerings include shellfish cages and trays, grow-out bags, rope, floats, longline clips, anchors, hardware, and predator netting. If you don’t see what you need on our website, please contact us—we’re happy to help.

All of our pricing is set at commercial wholesale levels. We offer additional discounts on many products when ordered by the pallet, and on gear ordered by the truckload.

Absolutely. No two farms are the same. Site-specific conditions—such as water depth, current, and food availability—often require adjustments like modified flotation, additional support, or reinforced structures. We’re happy to work with you to design the right solution.

Yes. Whenever possible, we prioritize working with U.S.-based manufacturers.

We stock most standard supplies and can ship quickly. Lead times for manufactured products vary—please contact us for current availability.

Recreational Aquaculture

Our recreational gear is made from the same commercial-grade materials but is designed for ease of use without specialized equipment.


Grow-out bags come pre-assembled—simply attach floats and add oysters.

For best results, choose oyster seed that is at least 1.5 times larger than the mesh size.


For example, a 14 mm bag should be used with oysters that are at least 21 mm.

In most areas, yes. Regulations vary by state, so check with your local authorities before starting.

Growth time depends on water temperature, flow, and food availability. In warmer regions like the Gulf, oysters can reach market size in as little as 8 months. In colder regions like northern Maine, it can take up to 4 years.

Commercial Traps

We build lobster, crab, eel, and fish traps.

We stock several standard traps (including seabass, scup, eel, green crab, and blue crab). For custom trap orders, we typically require a minimum of 25 units.

Recreational Traps

Yes. Recreational lobstering is allowed in states such as Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.

Yes. Most states require a recreational fishing license—check your local regulations.

Yes. We offer the YotPot, a smaller trap specifically designed for recreational fishing—and it performs exceptionally well.

Recreational traps are typically smaller, lighter, and easier to handle than commercial traps.

Regulations vary by state:

  • Massachusetts: up to 10 traps
  • Rhode Island: up to 5 traps
  • New Hampshire: up to 5 traps

Always confirm with your local regulatory agency.

Our traps are built to meet Massachusetts recreational requirements. Traps shipped to Rhode Island are compliant with Rhode Island regulations.


They are not legal in California or Florida. For all other states, please check with your local regulatory agency.

The most effective bait is oily, strong-smelling, and durable enough to last during a soak.

  • Top choices:
  • Herring – The most popular option in New England due to its high oil content
  • Menhaden (bunker/pogies) – Very effective but breaks down quickly
  • Mackerel – A durable, oily alternative

For longer-lasting bait:

  • Fish racks (carcasses) or skate – Last longer but produce less scent
  • Squid – Very durable; best used in combination with other bait

Yes. Recreational traps are designed for easy deployment from docks, small boats, or shorelines.

Ordering, Shipping & Support

Orders can be placed through our website, by email, or by phone.

Yes. Orders can be picked up at our facility Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

  • Small packages ship via USPS or FedEx
  • Larger orders ship via pallet carriers or full truckload
  • We also operate our own delivery truck serving Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Long Island

Returns are accepted on unused items within 30 days. Refunds are issued as a credit or returned to the original method of payment.