On the basis of shape, the conch is categorised in 3 categories. Dakshinavarti conch is the one caught with the right hand, Vamavarti conch is the one caught with the left hand. Madhyavarti is a conch shell which is an intermediate open-mouthed conch. Of all the three categories Dakshinavarti conch is considered superior. A Dakshinavati Shankh (also known as Narayan Shankh) is non-blowable and is used for wealth and prosperity in the house. This Shankh is beloved to Goddess Lakshmi thus people considered it a medium to get success and wealth in life. The Narayan Shankh is very rare and this is the reason why they are high in demand. It is also called ‘Lakshmi Narayan Shankh’ because it reflects the blessings of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi to its holder. It should be placed at Pooja place only and that too after completing the Dakshinavarti Shankh Sthapana Pooja. So, buy the Shankh, complete the pooja and feel the miraculous change in your life.