Preserved in a beautiful round nodule is this exquisite example of this very popular and highly sought after ammonite. The ammonite exhibits its typical rope like keel, which is a distinquishing feature. The nodule has been broken on collection however, there has been a virtually invisible repair. The specimen shows lovely brown hues and has an immaculate centre. A wonderful and rare addition for the ammonite collector.
This wonderfully preserved ammonite has been preserved both sides and has an immaculate centre. The specimen was discovered in 1999. Nearly all of the fossil locations around this area are no longer accessible to the collector and so these high quality ammonites will become collectors items in years to come. A unique drawer specimen which is approximately 180 million years old.
Firest described by (Donovan) this rare Coroniceras has been fully prepared one side only and has an immaculate centre. This specimen was collected in 1979 and has remained in the same collection ever since. The ammonite has been preserved in very dark brown calcite. One for the discerning collector of rare lower liassic ammonites. Approximately 206 million years old.
Again another quality double which has been preserved in solid light brown calcite. The matrix is a natural triangular shape which has a cut base for upright display. Approximately 200 million year old. A lovely and unique gift idea.
