There is a word for a group of otters floating together on the water: a raft. They hold hands so they don't drift apart.
These 58 Plymouth beach stones carry that same spirit — gathered together, each one distinct, each one belonging. Grey and blue, sage and silver, teal and charcoal, with the occasional flash of warm russet or cream. Smooth from the shore, varied in texture and tone, and unmistakably a collection.
Spread them across a tray. Fill a bowl. Line a windowsill. Let them tell the story of a shoreline shaped by tide and time.
Gathered from the shores of Plymouth, Massachusetts — America's Hometown.
A penny is included in photos for scale.
About These Stones
This set includes 58 natural Plymouth beach stones — likely a mix of metamorphic types including argillite, chlorite schist, granodiorite, and hornblende-bearing gneiss, with some iron-stained specimens. Stone identification is offered as a best estimate; natural variation is part of what makes each set one of a kind.
