Sterling Silver and Pink Conch Navajo Ring Sz 7.5 Bega

A stunning example of Navajo artistry, this authentic sterling silver ring showcases a richly colored pink conch shell stone framed by a beautifully crafted double rope edge — a hallmark of traditional Navajo silversmithing that adds texture, depth, and unmistakable handmade character.

About Pink Conch Shell
Pink conch shell comes from the queen conch (Aliger gigas), a large marine gastropod native to the warm, shallow waters of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. Prized for centuries by Indigenous peoples of the American Southwest, conch shell was traded across vast distances and held deep ceremonial and cultural significance. Its warm, rosy hues — ranging from soft blush to deep coral — make it a striking and distinctive alternative to turquoise in traditional Native American jewelry.

Each piece of conch shell is unique in its color and patterning, meaning no two rings are exactly alike. This ring is a wearable piece of living tradition — handcrafted, culturally rooted, and built to last generations.

• Authentic Navajo-made
• Sterling silver with double rope edge detail
• Natural pink conch shell stone
• Size 7½
• Hallmarked Bega