Large Square Pink Conch Shell Ring by Teller Indian Jewelry

Soft color meets bold craftsmanship in this one-of-a-kind ring by renowned Navajo silversmiths Mary and Everett Teller. A large square cabochon of natural pink conch shell displays delicate shades of blush, peach, and creamy ivory, highlighted by a smooth polish that brings out the shell's natural luster. Framed in a substantial sterling silver bezel, the nearly square 7/8" stone creates a striking yet elegant statement.

Pink conch shell is treasured for its soft, naturally occurring color and silky finish. Formed within the Queen Conch, each shell is unique, making every piece of jewelry one of a kind. Its warm, feminine tones have made it a favorite material in Native American jewelry for generations.

Known for their clean lines and exceptional silverwork, Mary and Everett Teller create jewelry that blends traditional Navajo craftsmanship with a contemporary aesthetic. This ring features a distinctive sterling silver band with a split, open shank on one side and a solid double-band design on the other, offering both visual interest and comfortable support. Hand-stamped geometric details along the band provide a subtle finishing touch that reflects the Tellers' attention to detail.

A beautiful balance of simplicity and sophistication, this one-of-a-kind ring is equally at home with everyday wear or special occasions.

• Handmade by Mary & Everett Teller (Navajo)
• Natural pink conch shell
• Sterling silver
  
• Stone measures approximately 13/16" W × 7/8" H
• Ring face measures approximately 7/8"
• Band width: approximately 3/8"
• Ring size: 8.25