Small Square Pink Conch Shell Ring by Teller Indian Jewelry

A softly polished square of pink conch shell takes center stage in this handcrafted sterling silver ring by Navajo silversmiths Mary and Everett Teller. The smooth cabochon is bezel-set within a clean, substantial silver frame that emphasizes the shell's natural blush tones. A split shank band, accented with hand-stamped details along one side, provides balance and lends the ring a classic Southwestern profile without distracting from the simplicity of the design. Pink conch shell is a natural material sourced from the Queen Conch (Lobatus gigas), a marine mollusk native to the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea. Valued for its soft shades of blush, salmon, and rose, conch shell has been used in Native American jewelry for decades alongside turquoise, coral, jet, and other natural materials. Unlike gemstones formed within the earth, conch shell is organic, giving each cabochon its own subtle variations in color and translucency. Mary and Everett Teller are Navajo silversmiths known for their handcrafted sterling silver jewelry featuring natural American gemstones and shell. Working together, they create pieces distinguished by traditional stampwork, balanced proportions, and clean, timeless designs that allow each material to remain the focal point. Their jewelry reflects the enduring traditions of Navajo silversmithing while celebrating the natural beauty of every stone and shell they select. Handcrafted by Navajo artists Mary and Everett Teller Sterling silver Genuine pink conch shell Bezel-set square cabochon Split shank band with hand-stamped detail Ring size: 8.5 Ring face measures approximately 5/8" H × 9/16" W