Murex Siratus carolynae (E. H. Vokes 1990) Gorgeous Superb! F+++/Gem 48,6 mm. Very beautiful. White and cream color with beige marks attractive knobby and fine nodulose cords. White aperture and lip with brown dots and teeth. Has chips on the side of the canal. Dredged at 40-60 m. in muddy sand. Off Itacare, Bahia, Brazil 2000

Murex Coronium elegans Simone 1996 Gorgeous Special Form! F+++/Gem 45,2 mm. Small but very beautiful, impossible to get nowadays. Cream color with attractive strong body sculpture, shoulder lamellas and white perfect apex. White aperture and lip. Trawled 150-180 m. Off Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1994

Murex Phyllonotus oculatus (Reeve 1845) Gorgeous! Large Colorful Superb! Gem W/O 85,9 mm. Very beautiful. Cream, pink, yellowish, beige and white color with brown, black marks, attractive sculpture with perfect spines, knobby and fine nodulose cords. Amazing white, pale orange base, mature ribbed aperture and lip with black marks and  sharp teeth. Dived at 20-25 m. on coral sand. Off Alcobaca, Bahia, Brazil 2025

Murexsul octogonus (Quoy & Gaimard 1833) Gorgeous Large! F+++ W/O 49,8 mm. Very beautiful. White color with attractive brown nodulose cords and perfect spines. White mature ribbed aperture and lip with spiny teeth. Has a drill hole on the apex and chips on the side of the canal. Dredged at 45-50 m. Off Pakiri, Mission Bay, North Isl. New Zealand 1996

Stramonita canaliculata (Gray 1839) Gorgeous! F+++/Gem W/O 37 mm. Very beautiful. Tones of blue and white color with blackish, brown, gray marks, attractive knobby and nodulose cords. White, brown ribbed aperture and lip with teeth. Has a healed slightly growth mark on the side. Taken on rocks at low tide. Port St. Joe Bay, Gulf County, N.W. Florida 1989

Murex Hexaplex fulvescens (G. B. Sowerby II 1834) Gorgeous Large Superb! F+++/Gem 132,6 mm. Very beautiful. White color with beige, brown, black spiral lines and marks, attractive fine nodulose cords and almost perfect long body spines. White base, mature aperture and spiny lip. Has few little chipped spines and canal. Trawled on sand at 30-40 m. Destin, Okaloosa County, Florida 1986