Conch shell with exposed interior

The conch shell exhibits a predominantly light brown hue with a rough, textured surface. Its form is asymmetrical, tapering to a pointed apex on one end and flaring into a wider, curved opening on the other. The shell's spiral structure creates a distinct wave-like pattern. The aperture reveals a contrasting orange section, suggestive of the nacreous lining commonly found within such shells. This internal section appears smooth in contrast to the exterior. The shell's shape indicates its function as both a protective housing and a potential resonating chamber.