Orthoceras sculpture 1498 grams

Orthoceras sculpture No. 40 - 1498 grams

Orthoceras sculpture weighing 1498 grams - a petrified glimpse into a distant past

Weight approx. 1498 grams - Size: approx. 22.2 x 10.5 x 6.2 cm

Orthoceras (Belemnite)
Orthoceras means "straight shell" and is a fossilized squid. This squid species lived about 400 million years ago and could grow up to 5 meters. This species became extinct about 80 million years ago, 76 million years before the first humans walked this Earth.

Enjoy this beautiful fossilized glimpse into a distant past.

Orthoceras: meaning and history

Orthoceras, meaning "straight shell," is a fossilized squid that lived about 400 million years ago and could grow up to 5 meters long. This species became extinct about 80 million years ago. The fossilized shells of Orthoceras, also known as belemnites, are frequently found in sedimentary rocks worldwide. They are magnificent, petrified glimpses into a distant past.

Orthoceras: application and function

Little information about the effects of Orthoceras is available online. In practice, however, I find that holding an Orthoceras or placing it on the floor near the feet initiates a flow at the base of the aura and in the lower bodily chakras. This flow sets in motion old, stuck-on baggage and redundant parts that still remain within the system. This then flows easily out of the system, creating space for the new and facilitating new steps.

Orthoceras: function and spiritual meaning

The effect of Orthoceras is often associated with stability and grounding. The stone is often used to strengthen and balance the energy of the root chakra, which can help reduce feelings of anxiety and insecurity. In addition, Orthoceras can help improve concentration and promote mental clarity and focus.

Orthoceras (Belemnite): symbol of change and transformation

Spiritually, Orthoceras is often seen as a symbol of change and transformation. The fossilized shells are a reminder of the transience of life and can help us focus on the here and now, rather than worrying about the future or the past. It can also serve as a powerful reminder to stay connected to our ancestors and human history.