Oval Pink Conch Shell Ring by Teller Indian Jewelry

Elegant in its simplicity, this one-of-a-kind ring by acclaimed Navajo silversmiths Mary and Everett Teller showcases a beautifully polished oval cabochon of natural pink conch shell. Soft shades of blush pink and creamy ivory give the shell a gentle, luminous glow, while the substantial sterling silver bezel creates a clean, contemporary silhouette that highlights the stone's natural beauty.

Formed within the Queen Conch, pink conch shell is prized for its delicate color, smooth texture, and rarity. No two pieces are exactly alike, making each ring a unique expression of one of nature's most distinctive materials. Its subtle hues have long been favored in Native American jewelry for their timeless elegance and understated warmth.

Mary and Everett Teller are known for their refined approach to traditional Navajo silversmithing, combining classic craftsmanship with modern design. This ring features a substantial sterling silver band with a graceful split-shank construction that creates an open double-band profile beneath the setting. Hand-stamped geometric details along the inside of the shank add a thoughtful finishing touch, reflecting the care and artistry behind every Teller piece.

Whether worn as a statement on its own or paired with other sterling silver favorites, this one-of-a-kind ring is a versatile addition to any jewelry collection.

• Handmade by Mary & Everett Teller (Navajo)
• Natural pink conch shell
• Sterling silver
  
• Stone measures approximately 7/8" H × 5/8" W
• Band width: approximately 3/8"
• Ring size: 8.5