Araucaria mirabilis

Vendor: Lagerstätte Land

SKU Number: SQ8840487

Blanfordiceras sp. ammonite from the Upper Jurassic, Gucuoyi formation. Gucuo village, Nyalam County, Shigatse prefecture, Tibet, China

This specimen ha both sides of the nodule.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ1461173

Eparietites impendens from the Frodingham Ironstone Formation, Obtusum Zone, Lower Jurassic, Conesby Quarry, Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, England.

This Large 25 cm - almost 10 inch ammonite is a beautiful example of a now very rare polished British fossil from the Lower Jurassic rocks of Northern England.

The fossil orientation that was chosen during preparation, has created a very aesthetically pleasing display piece that stands proud of the Ironstone base.

Both sides of the ammonite have been professionally exposed from the rock and then polished to a high sheen. This showcases in great detail each of the suture lines between the chambers of the ammonite. The final, larger body chamber, has been "scooped out", which really helps add to the overall appeal of this fossil.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ6181267

Dactylioceras commune

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ4633316

Promicroceras planicosta calcified ammonite from the Lower Jurassic, Lower Lias, Lyme Regis, Dorset, England.

Promicroceras planicosta was a species of ammonite that existed during the Early Jurassic period. These extinct cephalopods are characterized by their evolute shells with an open umbilicus and strong, flattened ribbing. Promicroceras planicosta fossils are commonly found in Lower Lias deposits, particularly in regions like Lyme Regis, Dorset, England. Their well-preserved remains contribute to our understanding of Early Jurassic paleontology and the diversity of ammonites during that time.

Dimensions are given below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ0553720

Dactylioceras commune

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ5540715

A nicely preserved example of the ammonite species Dactylioceras commune from the famous Whitby locality in North Yorkshire, England. These ammonites are found as concretions in sedimentary rocks on the foreshore at low tide. The outer whorl of the ammonite is usually visible on the edge of the concretion, which has to be broken open to reveal the rest of the fossil inside.

This 180 million year old early Jurassic (Toarcian) age ammonite is slightly pyritized and fully 3 dimensional with well defined rib ornamentation. It comes with a brush for buffing the pyrite to a high sheen if desired. An acrylic stand is included.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ0212521

A nicely preserved example of the ammonite species Dactylioceras commune from the famous Whitby locality in North Yorkshire, England. These ammonites are found as concretions in sedimentary rocks on the foreshore at low tide. The outer whorl of the ammonite is usually visible on the edge of the concretion, which has to be broken open to reveal the rest of the fossil inside.

This 180 million year old early Jurassic (Toarcian) age ammonite is slightly pyritized and fully 3 dimensional with well defined rib ornamentation. It comes with a brush for buffing the pyrite to a high sheen if desired. An acrylic stand is included.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ0754323

A nicely preserved example of the ammonite species Dactylioceras commune from the famous Whitby locality in North Yorkshire, England. These ammonites are found as concretions in sedimentary rocks on the foreshore at low tide. The outer whorl of the ammonite is usually visible on the edge of the concretion, which has to be broken open to reveal the rest of the fossil inside.

This 180 million year old early Jurassic (Toarcian) age ammonite is slightly pyritized and fully 3 dimensional with well defined rib ornamentation. It comes with a brush for buffing the pyrite to a high sheen if desired. An acrylic stand is included.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ6754177

A nicely preserved example of the ammonite species Dactylioceras commune from the famous Whitby locality in North Yorkshire, England. These ammonites are found as concretions in sedimentary rocks on the foreshore at low tide. The outer whorl of the ammonite is usually visible on the edge of the concretion, which has to be broken open to reveal the rest of the fossil inside.

This 180 million year old early Jurassic (Toarcian) age ammonite is slightly pyritized and fully 3 dimensional with well defined rib ornamentation. It comes with a brush for buffing the pyrite to a high sheen if desired. An acrylic stand is included.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ2171355

A nicely preserved example of the ammonite species Dactylioceras commune from the famous Whitby locality in North Yorkshire, England. These ammonites are found as concretions in sedimentary rocks on the foreshore at low tide. The outer whorl of the ammonite is usually visible on the edge of the concretion, which has to be broken open to reveal the rest of the fossil inside.

This 180 million year old early Jurassic (Toarcian) age ammonite is slightly pyritized and fully 3 dimensional with well defined rib ornamentation. It comes with a brush for buffing the pyrite to a high sheen if desired. An acrylic stand is included.

Full dimensions are listed below.