Calliostoma arx Vilvens, 2005 (original description)
Calliostoma chlorum Vilvens, 2005 (original description)
Calliostoma metabolicum Vilvens, 2005 (original description)
Calliostoma strobilos Vilvens, 2005 (original description)
Calliostoma xylocinnamomum Vilvens, 2005 (original description)

Fijian Exclusive Economic Zone for Bathyfautor coriolis B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Fijian Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma chlorum Vilvens, 2005 
Fijian Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma houbricki B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Fijian Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma strobilos Vilvens, 2005 
Fijian Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma xanthos B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Fijian Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma xylocinnamomum Vilvens, 2005 
Tonga for Calliostoma paradigmatum B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Tongan Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma arx Vilvens, 2005 
Tongan Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma peregrinum B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Tongan Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma xanthos B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Tongan Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma xylocinnamomum Vilvens, 2005 
Vanuatu Exclusive Economic Zone for Bathyfautor caledonicus B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Vanuatu Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma boucheti B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Vanuatu Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma houbricki B. A. Marshall, 1995 
Vanuatu Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma metabolicum Vilvens, 2005 
Vanuatu Exclusive Economic Zone for Calliostoma peregrinum B. A. Marshall, 1995 

 Etymology

 for Calliostoma arx Vilvens, 2005

Stronghold (Latin), used as a noun in apposition - with reference to sharp beads of spiral cords that are ... [details]

 Etymology

 for Calliostoma chlorum Vilvens, 2005

Greek: yellowish green, pistachio like colour) - with reference to the green-like colour of the shell. [details]

 Etymology

 for Calliostoma metabolicum Vilvens, 2005

Greek: polymorphous - with reference to the variability of the new species in colours and granularity of spiral cords. [details]

 Etymology

 for Calliostoma strobilos Vilvens, 2005

Greek: spiral shell, used as a noun in apposition - with reference to the regular general shape of the shell. [details]

 Etymology

 for Calliostoma xylocinnamomum Vilvens, 2005

Greek: cinnamon wood, used as a noun in apposition - with reference to the light brown colour of the shell. [details]