Lambis Truncata

• Great for many arts and crafts projects.
• Great for center pieces.
• Great for garden accents.
• Decorative: Popular in shell collections and interior decor.

***Slightly Defective Shells

• A large spider-shaped shell
• The Lambis truncata, also known as the giant spider conch, is a species of large sea snail in the family Strombidae. It's one of the largest and most striking conch shells in the world, often admired for its elaborate shape and size.

• Lambis truncata Shell:

  • Size: Can reach up to 40 cm (about 16 inches) in length, making it the largest species in the Lambis genus.

  • Shape: Distinctive for its long, finger-like projections or "digitations" extending from the outer lip of the shell.

  • Color: Typically creamy white to light brown with darker streaks; the interior is often a glossy pink or orange.

  • Structure: The shell has a flared outer lip and a heavy, solid feel. The apex (tip) is often truncated—hence the name "truncata."