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Radstockiceras glevense Pyrite Ammonite.
An exceptionally rare Pyritized Ammonite fossil, Radstockiceras glevense intermediary, from the Upper Sinemurian Raricostatum Zone of Bishops Cleeve, Gloucestershire, UK. Not only is this a very rare species, but also represents the largest of it kind ever found measuring 13.5" across, with the previous maximum growth recorded as 12" across.
In terms of Pyrite Ammonites worldwide, this ranks among the largest and rarest. The Ammonite is displayed via original matrix with cut flat base. A complete, genuine and unground unmolested specimen worthy of the finest collections.
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Asteroceras sp. Jurassic Ammonite.
A superb example of this sought after species of Ammonite, from the famous Jurassic Coast of Dorset, England. The Asteroceras has course ribbing, with a ridge running the length of the flattened keel. This 3-dimensional specimen measures across and exhibits great detail with wonderfully defined inner whorls and intact centre. The yellow brown and green calcite and aragonite replacements contrast beautifully with the original blue lias matrix. A very large specimen measuring 6.3". The natural and original nodule matrix measures 17.7" x 12" x 3.1".
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Eparietites sp. Jurassic Ammonite.
An Eparietites sp. from the Lower Lias at the famous Froddingham Ironstone quarry of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, England. Approx. 200,000,000 years old. Stunning calcite replacement and smooth ribbing. It has been painstakingly prepared and polished to an extremely high standard here at The Fossil Farm. The result is a very detailed and tactile piece with stunning golden suture lines. The Ammonite measures 7.5" across on a matrix of original Ironstone matrix measuring 16.25" x 9.2" x 4.7". A truly museum grade example of one of the worlds most sought after Ammonites.
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Asteroceras sp. Jurassic Ammonite.
A superb example of this sought after species of Ammonite, from the famous Jurassic Coast of Dorset, England. The Asteroceras has course ribbing, with a ridge running the length of the flattened keel. This 3-dimensional specimen measures across and exhibits great detail with wonderfully defined inner whorls and intact centre. The yellow brown and green calcite and aragonite replacements contrast beautifully with the original blue lias matrix. A very large specimen measuring 7" across. The natural and original nodule matrix measures 18" x 18" x 5.5".
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Asteroceras stellare Jurassic Ammonite.
A superb example of this sought after species of Ammonite, from the famous Jurassic Coast of Dorset, England. The Asteroceras has course ribbing, with a ridge running the length of the flattened keel. This 3-dimensional specimen measures across and exhibits great detail with wonderfully defined inner whorls and intact centre. The yellow brown and green calcite and aragonite replacements contrast beautifully with the original blue lias matrix. A very large specimen measuring 10" across. The natural and original nodule matrix measures 20" x 16.3" x 5.5".
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Here is a gorgeous Ammonite. An Eparietites sp. from the Lower Lias at the famous Froddingham Ironstone quarry of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, England. Approx. 200,000,000 years old. Stunning calcite replacement and smooth ribbing. It has been painstakingly prepared and polished to an extremely high standard here at The Fossil Farm. The result is a very detailed and tactile piece with stunning golden suture lines. The Ammonite measures 7.5" across on a matrix of original Ironstone matrix measuring 8.5" x 8" x 3.8". A truly museum grade example of one of the worlds most sought after Ammonites.
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Asteroceras stellare Jurassic Ammonite.
A superb example of this sought after species of Ammonite, from the famous Jurassic Coast of Dorset, England. The Asteroceras has course ribbing, with a ridge running the length of the flattened keel. This 3-dimensional specimen measures across and exhibits great detail with wonderfully defined inner whorls and intact centre. The yellow brown and green calcite and aragonite replacements contrast beautifully with the original blue lias matrix. A very large specimen measuring 8.5". The natural and original nodule matrix measures 15" x 13" x 5".
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