1 Film Canister Mixed B-C Grade Momi Shell Supply from Niʻihau for Jewelry Making #4302

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This listing features a film canister of genuine Momi shells from Niʻihau, offered as a shell supply for jewelry makers, collectors, and beginners learning the traditional art of Niʻihau shell jewelry. These real Hawaiian shells are commonly used in classic styles such as Pikake and Crown Flower, making them a wonderful material for practicing shell pairing, spacing, and stringing techniques.

In this set you will find a natural mix of off-white Momi shells (Keʻokeʻo) with soft ocean tones. Many shells show creamy ivory shades with delicate hints of light blue tint along with natural caramel and light brown markings created by the sea. Some shells display a brighter natural luster while others have a softer shine, creating a very natural mix that reflects how these shells are collected from the beaches of Niʻihau. This variety makes them especially helpful for beginners who want to practice sorting shells by size, color tone, and luster while learning traditional Niʻihau shell jewelry techniques.

Details:
 Origin of shells: Niʻihau
Quantity of shells: 1 film canister (approximately 300–315 shells)
Shell type: Momi shells
Color: Off-white (Keʻokeʻo) with some light blue tint and natural ocean markings
Quality: Mixed B-C grade with natural luster variations
Size: Mixed sizes
Preparation: Un-poked

Please note: Color may appear slightly different depending on your screen resolution. I do my best to photograph each set so the colors shown are as close as possible to what you’ll see in person.

Final Sale Policy: All loose shell kit sales are final. Returns are not accepted.
If you're unsure about anything in the description, please reach out before placing your order. I’m happy to help answer any questions to ensure you’re confident with your purchase.

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