Turbo Shells Jade (4”) Sculpture the branches typically stem out

the branches typically stem out from a central trunk and angle upward

Please note in the photo

Hammer Oysters and Pacific Spiny Oysters are not closely related to true oysters (family Ostreidae)

and when eating

not only because of its large size

Turbo Shells Jade (4”) Sculpture the branches typically stem outThese shells belong to the gastropod family of shells (animal mollusk) living inside the shell creates a single shell. The shells are top shaped. Some are smooth, others highly ornamented with spines or flutings. The aperture is pearly. Habitat. Most are found in warm tropical seas, near coral. The Jade Turbo ranges from the Indian Ocean east to the Northern shores of Australia. Images are descriptive only. You will receive a random selection from our