350 pcs Niihau shell supply/ Momi shells+ Instruction how to create Heleconia style shell earrings #2606

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

This listing includes approximately 350 un-poked Momi shells in mixed sizes. These are high-quality shells with a lovely off-white color and very nice natural luster — perfect for crafting authentic Niʻihau shell jewelry.

Bonus Included:
This set comes with step-by-step instructions on how to create Heliconia-style shell earrings. While the guide features Momi shells, when I personally make Heliconia-style earrings, I typically use Kahelelani shells in sizes 10 or 11 for best results.

The included instructions are simple and beginner-friendly. With a little patience and practice, you’ll gain a better understanding of the process. And if you ever need help, I’m just a message away.

Please note: I do not sell instructions separately. This is to help preserve and respect the tradition, especially considering past issues with vendors who are highly protective of this beautiful Hawaiian art. Mahalo nui loa for your understanding, and thank you so much for supporting my work!


Shell Details:

  • Type: Momi

  • Grade: Good luster, mixed sizes

  • Color: Off-white

  • Condition: Un-poked

  • Quantity: Approx. 350 shells


Important Info Before Purchasing:

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

  • If you have any questions or are unsure about the product description, please contact me before purchasing.

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

  • I do my best to photograph the shells as close to their true color as possible using a digital camera. I do not enhance or alter the images. However, please understand that colors may appear slightly different depending on your screen settings.

Mahalo for supporting handmade Hawaiian shell jewelry and keeping this cultural tradition alive.
Janjira