Sea Snail Sea shell - S-630 TURBINELLA ANGULATA (No reserve price)

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Specimen: marine snail Turbinella Angulata (S-630) from the Indian Ocean, in good condition, year 2019, weight 720 g, authentic original.

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Very beautiful Turbinella Angulata shell — the common name West Indian Chank shell or Lamp Shell — is a species of a very large tropical sea snail, a mollusk in the family Turbinellidae. These large shells are heavy, with 8 to 10 visible ribs on the whorl. The columella shows three strong folds. The basic color of the outer surface of the shell is white, while the interior may be pink or orange. Dimensions - 100/115/220 mm. I highly recommend it to collectors and interior decorators.

Very beautiful Turbinella Angulata shell — the common name West Indian Chank shell or Lamp Shell — is a species of a very large tropical sea snail, a mollusk in the family Turbinellidae. These large shells are heavy, with 8 to 10 visible ribs on the whorl. The columella shows three strong folds. The basic color of the outer surface of the shell is white, while the interior may be pink or orange. Dimensions - 100/115/220 mm. I highly recommend it to collectors and interior decorators.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Sea Snail
Scientific name
S-630 TURBINELLA ANGULATA
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Ocean Indyjski
Condition
Good condition
Year
2019
Weight
720 g
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
2200
Objects sold
100%
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