Pink Turban spiral shells, Angaria poppei Dolphin Seashells

Blush-Pink Sculpted Angaria Shell for Delicate Decor & Collector’s Cabinets

$3.00

This is the shell that captures the soft blush of a tropical sunset and tempers it with the unyielding strength of the reef. The Pink Turban is a rare and beautiful variant of the classic Dolphin Shell, where the usual earthy tones are replaced with shades of soft rose, creamy pink, and coral. Its form remains powerfully sculptural, with strong, fluted ribs that radiate from its core, but the color gives it an entirely new personality. It is a gentle fortress, a piece of coral that has been sculpted into a perfect spiral. It is a shell of delicate strength and romantic beauty, a piece that feels both ancient and wonderfully new.

From the Shore

Finding a pink variant of the Dolphin Shell is like discovering a rare secret the ocean has chosen to share. It has the same satisfying weight and solid feel in your hand as its brown-toned cousins, but the color is what captivates you. It’s the color of a conch’s inner lip, the first light of dawn over the water, or the softest part of a sea fan. You can’t help but trace your fingers along its prominent ribs, which now stand out in beautiful relief against the gentle pink canvas. Selecting them is a search for the most perfect, uniform blush and the sharpest sculpted details.

Creative Ideas
The unique combination of a strong form and a soft, pink color makes this shell incredibly versatile for elegant projects.

  • Romantic & Coastal Decor: This shell is a natural for elegant, beach-themed spaces. It pairs beautifully with white driftwood, pearls, and soft fabrics, perfect for a bedroom vanity or a serene bathroom display.

  • Unique Jewelry: Its lovely color and solid form make it a stunning centerpiece for a statement necklace or a pair of bold earrings. Imagine it set in silver or rose gold to complement its natural pink tones.

  • Bridal & Event Decor: These are perfect for a beach or destination wedding. Incorporate them into tablescapes, use them as unique place card holders, or present them as beautiful, lasting favors for guests.


Each of these shells is a piece of the ocean’s art gallery, sustainably and ethically collected. They are crafted from natural Spotted Marbled Cone snails (Conus ebraeus), celebrated for their unique, dappled patterns and elegant conical form. Please remember that as a natural product, every shell will have its own unique variations in shape, size, and the beautiful patterns on its surface. These are the marks of a treasure, individually painted by the sea.

Every seashell is a gift from the ocean, and I pack each one with the care it deserves, ensuring its safe journey to you.

  • Preparation Time: I will carefully wrap your seashells in recycled paper and twine within 1-3 business days, making it feel like a personal gift from the sea.

  • Shipping Method: I use reliable standard shipping and will provide you with a tracking number, so you can follow your shell’s journey.

  • International Orders: For shells traveling across oceans, please allow a little extra time. Sometimes customs checks can extend their journey.

The ocean never creates two identical shells, making the one you receive truly one-of-a-kind.

  • Damaged in Transit: If your shell is damaged during its journey, please contact me within 24 hours of receipt with a photo. I will immediately send a replacement or issue a full refund.

  • Not as Described: I do my best to represent each shell accurately through photos and descriptions. If you feel your shell is significantly different from what was described, please contact me within 7 days, and we will find a thoughtful solution.

  • A Note on “Change of Mind”: As each shell is a natural, unique item, I cannot accept returns or exchanges due to a “change of mind.” Please review the photos and dimensions carefully to ensure it’s the perfect “ocean companion” for you.

  • The Dolphin Shell belongs to the family Angariidae, a small group of sea snails known for their heavily sculpted and armored shells. They are often called “wheel snails” or “spiral snails” due to their distinctive appearance.

  • One of the most fascinating features of this shell is its calcareous operculum. Unlike the leathery “trap doors” of many other snails, the Angaria has a thick, shelly, multi-spiraled operculum that perfectly seals the opening, like a tiny, intricate stone lid.

  • While most Angaria poppei shells are in shades of brown and cream, beautiful pink and rosy variants do occur. These are highly sought after by collectors for their unique and delicate beauty, making them a rare and special find.