2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display
2-inch Murex aculatus shell with frilled spines in pink and peach tones from Cebu, Philippines for coastal décor display

Pendant Murex - Chicoreus aculeatus Shell – 2" Frilled Pink & Peach Coastal Display from Cebu, Philippines

Loving Coastal Living
$18.00 USD

This stunning shell features intricate frilled spines and a warm blend of pink, peach, and cream tones. Known as Chicoreus aculeatus, its delicate lace-like projections and sculpted ridges make it a showstopper for any coastal or nautical display.

Scientific Name: Chicoreus aculeatus

Dimensions:

  • Length: 2"
  • Width: 1.5"
  • Height: 0.9"
  • (Each shell may vary slightly in size)

Attributes:

  • Detailed frilled spines and sculpted ridges
  • Soft blend of pink, peach, and cream coloring
  • Highly textural surface for added visual appeal
  • Collected from Sogod, Cebu, Philippines
  • Perfect for tropical, nautical, and coastal-themed décor

These shells are meant to be display shells. While they are in good conditions these are not professionally graded. The shell may show evidence of life in the ocean — please refer to photos for reference.