The queen conch, a marine snail, lures shell collectors with its unique, spire-shaped shell, but the mollusk also produces lustrous, deep-pink pearls. For years, people have attempted, with little ...

Conch pearls, with their famous pink color, are one of the world’s rarest pearls. ... and the odds of finding an acceptable pearl are only one in every 10,000 to 20,000 shells collected.

With rich colors ranging from white to pink to orange, natural conch pearls long have appealed to jewelry buffs, especially collectors in Europe and Asia. The best of the gems can fetch $1,500 to ...

The pearls have a porcelain finish and luster like the interior of the conch shell, and come in a wide variety and combination of colors including white, red, pink, orange, yellow and brown. Queen ...

With rich colors ranging from white to pink to orange, natural conch pearls long have appealed to jewelry buffs, especially collectors in Europe and Asia. The best of the gems can fetch $1,500 to ...

The pearls have a porcelain finish and luster like the interior of the conch shell, and come in a wide variety and combination of colors including white, red, pink, orange, yellow and brown.