Ammonite Fossil Pair No. 69 - 317 grams | Buy Fossil

Name: Ammonite Fossil Pair No. 69 - 317 grams | Buy Fossil
Brand: Edelstenen webwinkel - Webshop Danielle Forrer
SKU: AMF-PR-69-317
Price: 74.99 EUR
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SKU: AMF-PR-69-317

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Sawn ammonite fossil pair no. 69 from Madagascar, including pyrite inclusions and a total weight of 317.5 grams. The cut shells show beautiful natural calcite crystals in warm brown and orange tones.

Thanks to its special shape, this fossil pair is suitable as a decorative object or collector's item.

You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photo.

Total weight approx. 317.5 grams
Size approx.: 11.28 x 9.21 x 2.61 cm (closed)
Origin: Madagascar
No. 69
Special features: with Pyrite inclusions

What is an ammonite?

An ammonite is a fossilized mollusc with an external shell that lived in the sea about 65 million years ago and became extinct along with the dinosaurs. The ammonite belonged to the Cleoniceras family and built its spiral shell chamber by chamber as it grew. Some hollow chambers formed crystal geodes, such as calcite.

Decoration and spiritual effect of ammonite

The beautiful, fossilized ammonite from Madagascar is often used as decoration or as a spiritual tool. In crystal tradition, the stone is associated with ancient knowledge and wisdom, and is believed to contribute to awareness through the crown and brow chakras.

Protective properties of ammonite

Ammonite is seen as a protective stone that can help the wearer release negative energy. The stone is also associated with prosperity.

Harmony and balance with ammonite

Ammonite is also associated with harmony and balance, as it can help find equilibrium between different aspects of life, such as work and relaxation, body and mind.

Ammonite and the life cycle

Finally, ammonite is associated with the life cycle, as it is a fossil that originated from life long ago. The stone is believed to contribute to accepting change and impermanence.