Single Specimen of Ammonite

Single specimen of a fossilised Ammonite showing Ammonoid suture. Remember all our prices include VAT & carriage within the UK.

An ammonite is a fossilised shell from an extinct marine animal that lived millions of years ago. They were cephalopods that lived during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, and are known for their distinctive spiral shape and intricate patterns.

The intricate design of the shell provides insight into the evolution and diversity of marine life during the Mesozoic Era. Ammonites were abundant in the ancient seas and are an important index fossil for geologists to date rock formations.