Noble Volute Seashell (Voluta nobilis) The noble volute is a heavy sea shell that varies in pattern. The apex is usually brown and dome-shaped, consisting of 3-4 smooth whorls. This seashell is common from Taiwan to Singapore in depths up to 100 meters...

Indian Chank Seashell (turbinella pyrum) The chank shell, sacred chank , or sometimes known as the divine conch,

Large Ramose Murex Seashells (Chicoreus ramosus) Large Ramose Murex shells, sometimes referred to as Rams Murex, have a solid and very sturdy shell with a fantastic whorl of spires. These large ramose murex shells are very impressive to hold and range...

Frog Shell (Bursa bubo) Frog Seashells are beautiful shells from the South Pacific, and are a close relative to the triton sea shells with similar characteristics. The name "Frog Shell" is derived from the knobby sculpture of most species, which...

Pink Conch Shell (slit back) (Strombus gigas) - B Grade 6-8" The Pink Conch, also known as the Queen Conch, is a large spiral shell often crafted into a sea shell horn that can be played as a trumpet. PInk queen conchs are prized for both their edible...

Cameo Seashell (Cypraecassis rufa.) Cameo seashells are also known as the Red Helmet shell. The thick sea shell is popular for use as a base for cameo carvings. It has large blunt tubercles and rows of spirally arranged tubercles. The aperture is narrow...

Large Natural Nautilus Seashell The Chambered Nautilus is the last surviving genus of the nautiloids. The nautiloids were the largest predators in the seas of the Ordovician period, 450 million years ago. The Nautilus is found in the tropical waters of...

Melon Shell or Bailer Seashell The melon shell is a large and smooth shell sometime referred to as a "bailer" seashell because it was used to bail out water from boats. It is an orange melon color with a very large opening. 

Brown Tun Shell - Large Tonna Seashell - Tonna Oleria

Melon Shell or Bailer Seashell The melon shell is a large and smooth shell sometime referred to as a "bailer" seashell because it was used to bail out water from boats. It is an orange melon color with a very large opening. 

Fox Shells (Fascialoria Trapeziumare) Large Fox Shells range in size from 5" to 7" They are creamy white with brownish-red stripes. Large Fox Seashells can be displayed nicely upside down and even hold a candle or plant. Fox Shells are a type of sea...

Chiragra Spider Conch Seashell (Lambis chiragra) The Lambis Chiragra shell, like most spider conchs, is a thick seashell with fingerlike projections extending outward. The female seashell's opening is pale pink and the two shoulder "fingers" are larger...

Chiragra Spider Conch Seashell (Lambis chiragra) The Lambis Chiragra shell, like most spider conchs, is a thick seashell with fingerlike projections extending outward. The female seashell's opening is pale pink and the two shoulder "fingers" are larger...

Atlantic Whelk Seashell Atlantic Whelk seashells (Busycon carica) come in a variety of sizes from 4" to 9". The overall appearance is spindle shaped with a convex whorl. This seashell is common from Massachusetts to N.E. Florida in sub-tidal waters to...

Truncata Spider Conch Seashell (Lambis truncata) - B-Grade Also known as the giant spider shell, truncata spider conch seashells are only found in the Indian Ocean and are the largest in its family. The trucata seashell features a stumpy apex and white...

10" Wooden Snake Stand - Seashell & Coral Display Stand Wooden snake stands 10"  in size are a natural way to display your large-sized seashells.

12" Wooden Snake Stand - Seashell & Coral Display Stand Wooden snake stands 12" in size are a natural way to display your large-sized seashells.

8" Wooden Snake Stand - Seashell & Coral Display Stand Wooden snake stands 8"  in size are a natural way to display your large-sized seashells.

6" Wooden Snake Stand - Seashell & Coral Display Stand Wooden snake stands 6" in size are a natural way to display your medium-sized seashells.