This beautifully preserved phosphatic ammonite exhibits natural irridescence with many colours and the ammonite has a very good centre. The ammonite was discovered in 2019 after a storm lashed the coast. One for the collector, approximately 113 million years old.
A lovely example which is preserved in phosphate and has beautiful colours throughout. Heteromorph ammonites from this classic locality are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain thesedays. Approximately 113 million years old.
This beautiful fossil also exhibits washed into the main ammonites aperture, a complete microconch oppelia cf flexa (BUCKMAN). complete with its delicate rostrum. The matrix has a cut base for upright display. Quality fossils from this famous location on England's South coast are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain thesedays. Approximately 167 million years old. One for the discerning collector of rare Oolithic UK ammonites.
This incredible solid calcite ammonite has had many hours of preparation time. The ammonite has been prepared both sides and can be displayed upright. The sutures on the outer sculptured piece of matrix have been etched out for maximum aesthetic effect. This wonderful fossil is approximately 167 million years old and would make a totally unique one off acquisition for perhaps an interior designer looking to achieve that statement piece. These ammonites are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain thesedays. This incredible specimen was discovered in 1989 and was discovered after a cliff fall. Prepared by Andy Cowap.
