(4 PICTURES)… Seashells, coral, starfish and palm leaf treasures from the beach  

(2 PICTURES)… Seashell flames created with Cockle shells and Worm shells.

(4 PICTURES)… Cone shells are spiral shaped and their molluscs are carnivores. They are very beautiful, but very dangerous. They shoot poison barbs into their prey, but they will also […]

(4 PICTURES)… I followed the shell prints on the beach and collected a handful of scallop shells… then I placed them on top of one another, until it grew into […]

(6 PICTURES)… The fascinating Twisted Ark shell is a bivalve shell. Usually, this means two mirror imaged halves, hinged together. But these are not mirror imaged and they seem to […]

(2 Pictures)… Waves of yellow clam shells and fans of twisted ark shells abstract art. Twisted ark shells are bivalve shells but seem to have three sides.  

(2 PICTURES)… A mixture of jingle shells, worm shells, scallop shells, murex shells and moon shells complete this piece of abstract art, with a hint of gold.

(5 PICTURES)… The Straight Razor Clam is a long convex tube made up of two identical halves and each half looks like a very long finger nail. It’s mollusc is […]

(5 PICTURES)… The interesting little worm shells remain cemented to rock or coral their entire lives.  They look like noodles, either twisted, twirled, spiralled, bent or straight. In my seashell […]

(3 PICTURES)… Spiral and floral designs on the beach, including an oyster blossom and a desert flower.  

(3 PICTURES)… Most bivalve shells form perfect wings, to shape butterflies and dragonflies. In this case, the wings are flat, large, bright yellow bivalve shells, and very beautiful.   

(2 PICTURES)… A golden crown for the marine snail kingdom.  

(5 PICTURES)… Nature’s colourful creations in the shape of spirals, swirls and circles…

(3 PICTURES)… Bells of the ocean grow on tentacles with many branches… They wave gently in the ocean currents and produce beautiful under water melodies…

(3 PICTURES)… The sand lily, created with purple bivalve shells and a sundial in the centre.

(2 PICTURES)… Sea urchins are also called sea hedgehogs, because of their spines when they are alive. These clever little molluscs can convert carbon dioxide into raw material for building […]

(1 PICTURE)… Marine snails or molluscs are the true architects of these amazing seashells, so fascinating…  

(3 PICTURES)… These curved bivalve sea shells were stacked, one on top of the other, until they completed a full circle and supported themselves. No glue was used here, it […]