This beautifully preserved ammonite section has open chambers which are each packed with brown and yellow calcite crystals which shimmer in the light. The base has been cut flat and attached is an anti slip and scratch pad for peace of mind when displaying on glass or wooden surfaces. This unique fossil is approximately 200 million years old. Mary Anning used to fossil collect on this beach over 200 years ago. A lovely display piece for either the home or office space.
First described by Buckman in 1898, this very rare upper liassic ammonite will make an important addition to any serious collection. The ammonite was discovered in 1999 and has been fully prepared and has an immaculate centre. These localities around this area have now banned collecting. Approximately 180 million years old.
A stunning light yellow calcified ammonite which lies on sculptured matrix which in turn lies on a piece of fossilised wood (Monkey Puzzle tree). Unique pieces such as this are highly collectable. Many hours have gone into preparing this unique fossil. Approximately 200 million years old. Prepared by Andy Cowap.
This exquisite example has been prepared both sides and has an immaculate centre. Only very rarely do Bredyia's of this quality come on to the open market for sale. The sutures on both sides of the ammonite are beautifully preserved and the aperture is packed with crystals. The specimen was discovered in 1985 and just recently has been prepared by Andy Cowap. The ammonite has its counterpart preserved which is an aesthetic and rare occurrence. This chunky and heavily ribbed ammonite will make a fantastic addition for the collector of fine and rare UK Oolithic ammonites. One for the discerning collector. Approximately 178 million years old.
