Abalone Shell Sea shell - Haliotis iris (No reserve price)

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Specimen: Abalone Shell (Haliotis iris) from New Zealand, polished, weight 98 g, year 100, authenticity Original/official, in good condition with a small crack.

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This item appears to be a polished Haliotis iris abalone shell, commonly known as a New Zealand pāua shell.
Key Features
• Colors: The surface shows a bright, shining mix of green, blue, purple, and silver.
• Shape: It has an ear-like shape with a curved row of small holes along the edge.
• Finish: The rough outer layer is polished away to show the colorful mother-of-pearl underneath.
3.5 x 13.5 x 10 x sizes of evry side.
98 gramm
100Million years!
Condition: there is a small cracks.
Shipping only in Europe!

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This item appears to be a polished Haliotis iris abalone shell, commonly known as a New Zealand pāua shell.
Key Features
• Colors: The surface shows a bright, shining mix of green, blue, purple, and silver.
• Shape: It has an ear-like shape with a curved row of small holes along the edge.
• Finish: The rough outer layer is polished away to show the colorful mother-of-pearl underneath.
3.5 x 13.5 x 10 x sizes of evry side.
98 gramm
100Million years!
Condition: there is a small cracks.
Shipping only in Europe!

Shipping DHL

Details

Era
Before 1400
Specimen
Abalone Shell
Scientific name
Haliotis iris
No. of items
1
Country of origin
New Zealand
Condition
Good condition
Year
100
Weight
98 g
Authenticity
Original/official
GermanyVerified
835
Objects sold
96.2%
Private

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