How to create Tortoise texture - Sunglasses style

Hello guys,
this is my first post
I am getting crazy figuring out how to create with photoshop a texture like these sunglasses:
http://aqquim.com/collections/retrosuperfuture/products/super-ciccio-vintage-havana
http://aqquim.com/collections/retrosuperfuture/products/super-classic-puma
I need it in order to print on plexiglass pannel for my room.
Can you guys recommend me a tutorial? I would like to learn.
Thank you advance.

Thanks a lot for the tutorials
In the specific i am looking for something like this... this so cool?

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