Single Specimen of Crinoidal Limestone

Single specimen of Crinoidal Limestone. Remember all our prices include VAT & carriage within the UK.

Crinoidal Limestone is a sedimentary rock that is composed primarily of the skeletal remains of crinoids, a type of marine animal that lived millions of years ago. The limestone is formed from the accumulation of these remains, along with other mineral deposits and organic matter, over time.

The crinoid fossils can be seen as intricate patterns of tiny circular discs and/or stem fragments on the rock's surface.

Crinoidal Limestone is often found in shallow marine environments and can be an important source of information about ancient marine life and geological history.