Glory of India Sea shell - Conus milneedwardsi






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Specimen: Glory of India; Scientific name: Conus milneedwardsi; Origin: Pakistan; Length: 144 mm; Weight: 60 g; Condition: Good condition; Year: 2015.
Description from the seller
Glory of India - Conus milneedwardsi – Large Collector’s Specimen (Pakistan)
A superb and highly sought-after specimen of Conus milneedwardsi, measuring an impressive 144 mm (14.4 cm) in length — a notably large example for the species. Collected from the coastal waters of Pakistan, this shell displays an exceptional network of deep chestnut-brown markings over a creamy white background, forming an intricate mosaic characteristic of this elegant cone shell.
Renowned among conchology enthusiasts, C. milneedwardsi is a desirable and collectible species, admired for the fine geometric precision of its patterning. The surface retains an excellent natural gloss, with sharply defined whorls and a beautifully preserved aperture.
A distinguished and rare specimen — perfect for advanced shell collectors or refined natural history displays.
Seller's Story
Glory of India - Conus milneedwardsi – Large Collector’s Specimen (Pakistan)
A superb and highly sought-after specimen of Conus milneedwardsi, measuring an impressive 144 mm (14.4 cm) in length — a notably large example for the species. Collected from the coastal waters of Pakistan, this shell displays an exceptional network of deep chestnut-brown markings over a creamy white background, forming an intricate mosaic characteristic of this elegant cone shell.
Renowned among conchology enthusiasts, C. milneedwardsi is a desirable and collectible species, admired for the fine geometric precision of its patterning. The surface retains an excellent natural gloss, with sharply defined whorls and a beautifully preserved aperture.
A distinguished and rare specimen — perfect for advanced shell collectors or refined natural history displays.
