Calcified ammonite with dark chambers

Ammonites are fossilized cephalopods that lived in the seas approximately 66 to 400 million years ago, before dying out during the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event. These specimens display a dark color contrasted by sinuous internal patterns, revealing their characteristic spiral structure. These fossils are often sought after for their natural beauty and rarity. Ammonites are particularly valued by collectors and museums for their paleontological importance and aesthetic appeal.

This product is sold individually and measures approximately 6 cm in diameter.