Opalised Ammonites Specimen Display

A series of opalised ammonites arranged in a display, originating from Madagascar.

Once living creatures, these ammonites developed its array of shaped fossils over millions of years of compression, transforming into a striking piece.

This unique and interesting fossil would certainly make a stunning new display or decorative piece for any home or collectors cabinet.

More on Ammonites

This is a rare, spectacular and large specimen. Due to their familiar spiral shape shell, ammonites are one of the most recognisable fossils.

They are marine animal fossils from the Jurassic period between 240 and 65 million years ago. These molluscs are more closely related to octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish.

The fossils wash out of the cliffs and can be found mixed in the gravels of the beach.

Several species of minerals contributed to the fossilisation of the animals including pyrite.

Ammonite/s, which have variable features including crystalline, sediment or calcified segments.

Additional Information

Comes with an exclusive custom-made display board plinth.

Additional dimensions (specimen only)

30 x 26 x 11cm (11.81 x 10.24 x 4.33in). Weight 6.2kg.

CONDITION REPORT

Good structural condition. This is a naturally made, prehistoric specimen formed by nature over millions of years. As such, formations, variations and markings are natural and are to be celebrated as features of each specimen.