Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.
Striate Cone shell with brown base, fine linear striations, and white patches, 3.6 inches.

Striate Cone Shell - Conus striatus – Brown & White Patterned Cone 3.6” Coastal Display

Loving Coastal Living
$10.00 USD

The Striate Cone is a striking cone shell featuring a deep chocolate-brown base overlaid with fine, linear striations and bold white patches. Its unique textural lines and high-contrast coloration make it a distinctive piece for display in any shell collection or coastal-inspired décor.

Scientific Name: Conus striatus

Dimensions:

  • Length: 3.6"
  • Width: 1.7"
  • Height: 1.6"

Attributes:

  • Rich brown coloration with fine, linear striations
  • Contrasting white patterning for a bold visual appeal
  • Smooth, glossy finish with a tactile texture from striation lines
  • Classic elongated cone shape

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.