This stunning, rare black ammonite pair, showcasing exceptional preservation and deep, rich coloration, originates from Madagascar and has been expertly split and polished. Each half reveals mesmerizing crystalline chambers within its ancient spiral. While it has a small chip, this does not detract from its overall beauty, remaining a breathtaking testament to millions of years of natural artistry. These pieces are very rare. Comes with black stands for display
Weighs 245g and is 11.5cm tall by 9.8cm wide
A pair of black ammonite fossils is a genuinely rare and prized find, offering a striking display of ancient marine life. Unlike the more commonly found brown or grey ammonites, the deep black coloration in these specimens is unusual, typically resulting from specific geological conditions during fossilization, such as the infusion of minerals like manganese or unique post-fossilization changes to the rock. When meticulously cut and polished, these rare black ammonites reveal their intricate, chambered spiral structure, often with beautiful crystalline interiors, creating a captivating contrast. Each half of the pair serves as a direct, symmetrical link to an creature that lived millions of years ago, making them not only significant paleontological artifacts but also highly sought-after decorative and symbolic pieces.
