350 pcs Niihau shell supply/ Momi shells + Instruction how to create Heleconia style shell earrings #2602

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Mixed Size Momi Shell Supply – Approx. 350 Shells (Good Luster, Un-poked)
Origin: Niʻihau, Hawaiʻi

This listing includes approximately 350 un-poked Momi shells in mixed sizes. These shells are very good quality, perfect for creating traditional Niʻihau shell jewelry. The shells are off-white in color, with some showing light yellow or even light blue hues. They feature a beautiful, natural luster that makes them ideal for use in earrings, leis, and other handcrafted pieces.

Includes Instructions:
This set comes with a basic guide on how to create Heleconia-style shell earrings. While these instructions use Momi shells, I personally prefer to use Kahelelani shells in size 10 or 11 when I make this style.

The instructions are straightforward and beginner-friendly. Please take your time, follow the steps, and with a little patience, you'll develop a better feel for the process. If you have any questions at any point, feel free to reach out — I’m always happy to help!

Important Note:
I do not sell the instructions separately. This is to respectfully avoid further issues with vendors who are highly protective of this treasured Hawaiian art form. Mahalo nui loa for your understanding — and thank you so much for supporting my work.

Janjira


Shell Details:

  • Type: Momi

  • Color: Off-white with some light yellow and light blue hues

  • Luster: Good natural luster

  • Size: Mixed sizes

  • Condition: Un-poked

  • Quantity: Approx. 350 shells


Before You Purchase:

  • All loose shell sales are final — no returns or exchanges.

  • If you’re unsure about the description or product, please contact me before purchasing.

  • Be sure to zoom in on the photos to inspect the shell quality.

  • Shell colors may appear slightly different in person due to variations in monitor settings. I do my best to photograph the shells accurately without adjusting color or brightness. However, I cannot control how the images display on your screen.

Mahalo for your support and for helping keep the tradition of Niʻihau shell jewelry alive.