Octopus Pendant Necklace – "Leggs" - Jet Black Finish

Bold, Intelligent, and Full of Attitude

Meet Leggs—our cephalopod with serious personality. Sculpted by ocean artist Roland St John, this confident little octopus wraps gracefully around your cord like it's staking its claim. Inspired by the mysterious and brilliant nature of real octopuses, this solid pewter pendant in a hematite-black finish brings a modern edge to your ocean jewelry collection.

Why You’ll Love It

• Original Leggs octopus design by Roland St John
• Cast in recycled, lead-free pewter with a jet black oxide finish
• Comfortable black cotton cord with lobster clasp
• Cord available in multiple lengths – see size guide
• Pendant approx. 1.25" tall x 1.25" wide
• Comes in an eco-friendly recycled cotton gift pouch
• Handcrafted in the USA
• Also available in bronze or .925 sterling silver

A Clever Gift for Octopus Lovers

Smart, stylish, and slightly mischievous—just like its muse—Leggs is the ultimate gift for the octopus-obsessed. Packaged in a recycled cotton pouch, it’s a standout piece that sparks conversation and admiration.

Guaranteed Quality You Can Trust

• 12-month defective item replacement
• 110% price match guarantee
• Friendly, personal service from a small team who cares
• A Business You Can Trust
• ⚠️ Note: All hematite-finish designs come with a clear protective coating that may wear over time. To preserve the finish, reapply clear acrylic spray periodically. Finish wear is not covered by our replacement policy.

Doing Good with Every Order

Every piece is thoughtfully crafted from recycled materials and packaged sustainably—because we care as much about the planet as you do. Your purchase helps support vital marine conservation efforts, protecting the ocean and its incredible creatures.

Want to do even more? Add our Eco Drive Carbon Offset Donation to your order for just $0.65 and help reduce the environmental impact of your delivery. Small action, big ripple.

Behind the Art: from the Sea to You

Each piece is designed by Roland St John, an award-winning sculptor and passionate ocean advocate.