Wholesale The New England Dory Necklace Sterling Silver

Celebrate the rich maritime heritage of New England with this beautifully crafted New England Dory pendant, featuring our original design of a classic fishing dory. Inspired by traditional boat plans, this pendant captures the iconic shape and spirit of the Dory, a beloved fishing vessel known for its strength, versatility, and timeless design. Crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver, this pendant showcases intricate details that reflect the craftsmanship of New England’s boat-building tradition. The New England Dory’s sleek lines and classic silhouette are perfectly captured, making it an ideal piece for boating enthusiasts, history buffs, and those who appreciate handcrafted nautical art. Whether you're a lover of maritime history or simply drawn to the beauty of classic boat designs, this pendant serves as a tribute to the enduring legacy of New England’s coastal communities. Its timeless design makes it perfect for both casual and formal wear, offering a subtle yet powerful connection to the sea. Good to know: due to the way the pendant hangs, an 18" chain will hang like a 16" and a 20" chain will hang like an 18", etc. Our model wears a 20" chain. The pendant's overall length is 2.25" and overall height at top of rings is 1/2". * The Marblehead Dory and Swampscott Dory are both types of flat-bottomed boats that evolved from earlier fishing vessels in New England. The Swampscott Dory is considered one of the oldest designs, developed around the 1800s in the town of Swampscott, Massachusetts. The Marblehead Dory followed closely, with both boats sharing similar characteristics but slight design variations based on local needs. These boats were well-suited for the rocky shores and shallow waters of New England, where they were used for both inshore and offshore fishing. * Dories are known for their lightweight construction, making them easy to launch from beaches or docks, even in shallow waters. This was especially important for fishermen who needed a boat that could be easily carried, launched, and operated by a small crew. * Both the Marblehead Dory and Swampscott Dory feature a long, narrow hull with a flat bottom, which enables stability and ease of handling in both calm and rough waters. The flat bottom also allowed for easier beaching and handling in shallow waters. The upturned bow of these boats provides better maneuverability in waves and helps the boat "ride" over choppy water, making it an ideal design for New England's coastal conditions.