A beautiful display ammonite which has been preserved in various shades of brown calcite. This classic ammonite was discovered in 2003 where the famous Mary Anning used to collect some 200 years ago. The matrix has a cut base for upright display purposes. This type of ammonite is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain thesedays from this iconic locality. Approximately 200 million years old. A unique item.
Preserved in a large matrix bowl is this very large Becheiceras specimen which is surrounded by 13 Androgynoceras' and one Tragophylloceras. The specimen has been meticulously cleaned to this high standard. Specimens of this size are rare and are highly sought after amongst ammonite collectors throughout the world. A large display specimen from the world famous Jurassic coastline of Lyme Regis.
A perfect solid pyrite ammonite preserved both sides with a pin point immaculate centre. Quality pyrite ammonites from this iconic locality on England's Jurassic coast, are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain. Approximately 195 million years old.
