When a light source is present at the back of the ammonite the whole shell illuminates, such an aesthetic thing of beauty. The specimen has been prepared both sides for maximum effect. These totally unique fossils make wonderful conversation pieces. Approximately 200 million years old.
This ammonite has been prepared both sides so light passes through making it highly aesthetic. The ammonite has been preserved in solid pale yellow calcite. The matrix has a cut base for upright display. Approximately 200 million years old.
A beautifully preserved example which is complete and has an immaculate centre. This is an uncommon ammonite in the oolite of the south coast. An important addition for the collector of rare UK oolithic ammonites. Approximately 167 million years old.
A wonderfully preserved fossil also has next to the main ammonite, a Promicroceras planicosta. Both ammonites have natural irridescence with greens and blue when turned to the light. The Xipheroceras has a mouth border and both ammonites have immaculate centres. A rare and iconic fossil.
