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2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39

Our Products: Large Sea Shells Hand Picked, > Spiny Oyster, Thorny Oyster Shells Hand Picked
SKU: ACE71095S
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
Price: $39.00
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
2 Spiny Oyster pairs (Spondylus princeps) - $39
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2 Spiny Oyster pair (Spondylus princeps) also called Thorny Oyster. This spiny oyster pair shell is covered with short wide sharp spines and measures approximately 5 long by 4 inches wide, and 4 inches long and 4-1/2 inches wide.  The two halves of their shells are joined with a ball-and-socket type hinge. We imported this shell from Mexico and hand picked this beautiful spiny oyster shell out of our large inventory. One pair is not connected - review photos


It is Real - Not a Replica and will have natural imperfections from living in the oceans and aging.


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You are buying the thorny oyster pictured