Polished Ammonite and Orthoceras Plate | 11 inches
Polished Ammonite and Orthoceras Plate | 11 inches
This self-standing 11-inch polished Ammonite and Orthoceras fossil plate features one distinctive fossil ammonite and one fossil Orthoceras. The ammonite fossil is the shell of a cephalopod (related to the squid and octopus) from the Cretaceous period. The Orthoceras is an ancient mollusk that lived during the Ordovician period.
Weight: 6.10 pounds
Height: 11 inches
Length: 7 inches
Share
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Most orders are shipped within one business day. Read our shipping policy.
Ask a Question
Ask a Question
Have a question? Contact us.
Latest Articles
-
Citrine: The Golden Gemstone
With its warm golden hues, Citrine has long been cherished for its beauty and radiant energy. Whether you're a seasoned crystal collector or just beginning your journey into the world...
Citrine: The Golden Gemstone
With its warm golden hues, Citrine has long been cherished for its beauty and radiant energy. Whether you're a seasoned crystal collector or just beginning your journey into the world...
-
Mineral Tower versus Obelisk: What is the Diffe...
Minerals come in various shapes and sizes in addition to their natural forms. These varieties include spheres, carving, obelisks, and towers. While they may seem similar at first glance, there...
Mineral Tower versus Obelisk: What is the Diffe...
Minerals come in various shapes and sizes in addition to their natural forms. These varieties include spheres, carving, obelisks, and towers. While they may seem similar at first glance, there...
-
Crystal Tower Versus Point: What is the Differe...
As rockhounds, we often encounter terms like “crystal tower" and "crystal point," both of which refer to specific forms of crystal formations. While these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they...
Crystal Tower Versus Point: What is the Differe...
As rockhounds, we often encounter terms like “crystal tower" and "crystal point," both of which refer to specific forms of crystal formations. While these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they...