Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background
Spiny mauve Spondylus regius shell with long radial spines on pink background

Spiny Spondylus Regius Display Shell | Mauve Pink Thorny Oyster Shell Decor

Loving Coastal Living
$65.00 USD

Add a standout coastal accent to your shelf or entry table with this bold and beautiful spiny shell. This Spondylus regius features deep natural grooves and long radial spines that instantly catch the eye. Its earthy mauve-pink tones and rugged ocean-worn charm make it a stunning piece for coastal and beach-style decor.

Scientific Name: Spondylus regius

Dimensions:

  • Length: 5.7 in

  • Width: 6.8 in

  • Height: 3.5 in

Attributes:

  • Ribbed mauve to rose-colored shell with dramatic contrast

  • Long natural white to tan spines extending radially

  • Sculptural and symmetrical from most angles

  • One-piece whole shell (not split)

  • Raw matte texture with subtle natural luster

  • Beautiful for shelf styling, coastal displays, or natural history decor

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.