Ammonite Fossil 2-3” (D)

An ammonite fossil is the mineralized remains of an extinct marine mollusk that lived between 400 and 66 million years ago. Closely related to modern squids and octopuses, they are best known for their distinctive spiral-shaped shells.

Each piece is entirely unique, with natural textures and subtle mineral variations shaped over millions of years. No two spirals are ever the same.

Details

• Genuine ammonite fossil
• Formed between 400–66 million years ago
• Each piece varies in color, pattern, and shape
• A natural symbol of growth, cycles, and renewal
• You will receive the exact piece shown

A Note on Nature

Fossils are natural remnants preserved over thousands to millions of years. Fissures, internal lines, color and surface variations are part of their story. We see these as signatures of the earth rather than blemishes.