Audoliceras Heteromorph Ammonites In Original Quartz Bedrock 345mm [RARE] 300-3000 its surface acquired a rich

its surface acquired a rich desert patina

an appealing prehistorically designed and manufactured domestic artefact

A true centrepiece in both scale and rarity

where Nomads and Berbers discover such relics whilst traversing the North African deserts

exposing both the spinous and transverse areas that present great detail of both the specimen and the fossilisation process it has endured for up to 112 million years

Audoliceras Heteromorph Ammonites In Original Quartz Bedrock 345mm [RARE] 300-3000 its surface acquired a richA fine example of two Audoliceras heteromorph ammonites. Audoliceras were a type of cephalopod that swam in our oceans much like the common squid and modern nautilus. Both ammonites display opalescence and iridescence throughout the nacre of the shell famous characteristics of mineralisation in the Tartar region of Russia. Chitin is a natural element within the shell before the mineralisation process begins which helps this unique effect, caused by