What is another word for money cowrie?
Pronunciation: [mˈʌnɪ kˈa͡ʊɹi] (IPA) 
Money cowrie is a popular type of seashell that was once used as currency in many parts of the world. In different regions, these shells were known by different names such as Porcelain Shells, Cypraea Moneta, and Cowrie Shells. Although they are no longer used as currency, they are still highly valued for their ornamental value and are commonly used in jewelry making, home decor, and as collectibles. In some cultures, money cowries are also believed to have healing and protective properties. Regardless of the name, the beauty and history of these shells continue to make them highly sought-after items today.
