Gafrarium pectinatum (Linne 1758) Gorgeous Ornamented! Gem H 28 W 37,1 mm. Very beautiful. White color with brown marks and black on the sides, attractive nodulose body ribs and knobby on the side. Taken in coral sand in shallow water. Ha'Apai Islands, Tonga, Polynesia 1972

Bulla ampulla Linne 1758 Outstanding Inflated Extra large! F++ 54,5 mm. Very beautiful. Multicolor attractive pattern. Body color aperture and lip. Has slightly growth mark and defects, slightly rough lip doesn't detract detract from it's overall beauty. Taken in silty sand at low tide. Lami, Suva Harbor, Viti Levu, Fiji 1970

Cypraea asellus (Linne 1758) Outstanding! Gem 14,2 mm. Very beautiful. White and back with orange over line color bands. Base and margins white color with bluish basal blotches. Taken in low tide under stone. New Guinea 1975

Cellana radians perana Iredale 1915 Gorgeous! F+++/Gem H 13 W 43 mm. Very beautiful,. Dorsum white, bluish, dark brown color attractive pattern, granulose ribs and sculpture. Amazing interior yellowish, bluish, white, brown, gray iridescent color and nodulose sculpture. Has few micro defects. Taken on exposed rocks at low tide. Mahia Peninsula, North Isl. New Zealand 1976

Euthymella elegans (Hinds 1843) Gorgeous Superb Knobby! F+++/Gem 10 mm. Very beautiful. Beige, color and attractive sculpture with cream/white knobby shoulder and nodulose cords. Cream/white color aperture and lip. Taken at 1-2 m. on coral rubble. Riroa, Tuamotu, French Polynesia 2003

Murex Pteropurpura plorator (Reeve 1849) Gorgeous Large Superb! Gem 54,4 mm. Very beautiful. Pale yellow and cream/white color with attractive perfect wings. White mature aperture and lip. Taken by nets at 50 fathoms. Off Kii Peninsula, Mie Pref. Japan 1960

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

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

Cypraea vitellus (Linne 1758) Gorgeous Large!Gem 54,7 mm. Very beautiful and heavy. Dorsum beige and cream color with attractive bluish/white clear slightly relief spots. Margins and base grayish/cream color with thin grayish lines and cream/white soft spots. Self collected under stone and dead coral at shallow water. Bunaken Isl. Manado, North Sulawesi May 1998

Neothais marginatra (Blainville 1832) Outstanding Uncommon! F+++/Gem 20,2 mm. Very beautiful. Black and white color bands with attractive knobby and fine nodulose cords. Bluish, beige aperture and white knobby lip with back marks. Taken under rocks at low tide. Rocky Bay, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 1975

Murex Chicoreus spectrum (Reeve 1846) Gorgeous Superb Yellow!F+++/Gem W/O 67,8 mm. Very beautiful. Pale yellow and cream color with attractive nodulose and knobby cords, tones of orange perfect frilly spines and rose top. White mature aperture and pale yellow lip with teeth. Has a chip on the side of the canal and slightly chipped protoconch. Taken by lobster traps on the top of reef at 50-60 m. Off Guarapari, Espirito Santo, Brazil 2010

Aspella producta (Pease 1861) Outstanding!F+++ W/O 16,5 mm. Very beautiful. Pale yellow and white color, attractive sculpture with granulose varices and knobby cords. White mature aperture and lip with teeth. Has damaged apex. Dived at 50 feet under dead corals. Alligator Rock, Waimea Beach, Oahu, Hawaii 1984