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Nautilus Shell

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Nautilus Shell
An ancient shell.
Information

Source Foraging • Fish Pond • Turtle
Location The Beach • Beach Farm • Dangerous Mines
Season

Energy Inedible
Sell Price
120g
150g
180g
240g

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Not to be confused with Nautilus Fossil.

The Nautilus Shell is found via foraging at The Beach in Winter. The player may randomly receive one in the mail from Demetrius. It can also be received as a gift at the Feast of the Winter Star. It may also spawn on the Beach Farm during any season. It may also be found foraging on levels 1-29 of the Mines while the Shrine of Challenge is enabled, or the Danger in The Deep quest is active. It can also be gifted by a pet turtle with max friendship, or randomly found at the Traveling Cart for data-sort-value="120"360–1,000g. One Nautilus Shell can be purchased from Demetrius' shop at the Desert Festival for data-sort-value="50"> 50 Calico Eggs.

Several Crab Pot fish may produce a Nautilus Shell in a Fish Pond when the population of the pond reaches 9.

Gifting

Villager Reactions

Like  Evelyn •  Leo
Neutral  Abigail •  Alex •  Caroline •  Clint •  Demetrius •  Dwarf •  Elliott •  Emily •  George •  Gus •  Haley •  Jas •  Jodi •  Kent •  Krobus •  Leah •  Lewis •  Linus •  Marnie •  Maru •  Pam •  Penny •  Pierre •  Robin •  Sam •  Sandy •  Sebastian •  Shane •  Vincent •  Willy •  Wizard
Hate  Harvey

Bundles

A Nautilus Shell is used in the Field Research Bundle on the Bulletin Board.

Recipes

Nautilus Shell is not used in any recipes.

Tailoring

The Nautilus Shell can be used in the spool of the Sewing Machine to create the dyeable Strapped Top. It can be used in dyeing, serving as an orange dye at the dye pots, located in Emily's and Haley's house, 2 Willow Lane.

Quests

One Nautilus Shell is requested by Sturgeon in a Fish Pond quest to increase the capacity of the pond from 7 to 10.

History