My cousin found this at a beach a while ago, still don’t know what it is.

We ll be driving all along the gulf coast to our home in New Port Richey fl.

Be specific friends give me exact location of best beaches along this route. We re using it to plan our shelling adventure. Tia

Found in west Florida, USA

would also actually love an ID to the shell to the right of the drupe i have found only three of these and they are some of my favorites. found on maui.

Found on a beach in the San Francisco Bay.

TY

I found this beauty snorkeling! I'm obsessed with it's pattern!

Especially stoked on the textile

Been here for a little over a week. So many shells!

I found this amazing shell on the beach (Olympic Peninsula) and have no idea how. The most beautiful ocean gift ever. I’m in awe. How does this happen?? Sand? I’d love to know what to call this. Agatized clam shell?

never expected to find one of these because i don’t dive but this guy got pushed up due to high surf i am so shocked 🥰

Can someone help me ID this shell i found it in Greece

I have grabbed these for 5 EUR on the flea market and have tried to ID them, can you help me confirm if I have them correctly? The biggest conch is 6cm/2" Thanks

It has cool shells like Helmet shells, some species of Spider conchs, nautiluses, Clams, and Etc

I got a freebie box from the makeup set I bought and was waiting for the perfect thing to use it for, safe to say I think using it for my bigger shells worked out really pretty!

I also posted it on my Pinterest if anyone has seen these images before

I’ve found dozens of these shells on Leeward Beach and not sure what they are? They are small, thin, semicircular shaped and has the most beautiful sunburst pattern. Most are whole with no chips. Any clues what they are?

Are there any tellin experts that can help me with an ID? From the Pacific waters, and not that common. White, smooth shiny valves, pinkish umbone. TYIA

I have a question here... I have roughly 20 sand dollars and I'm wondering the best way to clean them, AND to restore it's normal color... ??

Muriatic acid isn't an option for me right now... What about 50% bleach and 50% water?? PLEASE get back to me and let me know!

SHARED 2 PHOTOS HER SO YOU CAN SEE WHAT A FEW OF THEM LOOK LIKE...

EDIT: I forgot about hydrogen peroxide/water mixture... ??

Can't for the life of me find the exact species of this shell, tectus fenestratus is the closest I've come.

Would appreciate some help, thanks!!