Stunning Golden Androgynoceras 11mm Jurassic Pyrite Ammonite Fossil UK Gold Gift
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:15334873 | Age: Jurassic |
| Type: Fossils | Shape: Natural |
| Sub-Type: Ammonites | Modified Item: No |
This auction is for a stunning example of a highly pyritised* ammonite fossil of the species Androgynoceras sp. from the world famous Jurassic Coast beach of Charmouth, Dorset UK. The fossil measures 11 mm (0.43 of an inch) across. The ammonite is very well preserved on both sides. The ribs are very finely defined and the golden colour is beautiful. A great example of the species. Incredible in the flesh.Around 192 million years old (Sinemurian, Early Jurassic), this fos...sil would make a wonderful addition to any collection.
I offer combined shipping for any of my items, just let me know and I will send a combined shipping invoice for multiple purchases.Please take some time to check out my other items and to add me to your favourites list. If you would like any more information on any of my fossils or anything fossil related please don't hesitate to email me, I'm always happy to try and help! *Pyrite is a form of iron which sometimes occurs as a replacement mineral during the fossilisation process, depending on conditions in the sediment at the time in which the process takes place as well as the composition of the creature being preserved. It has the appearance of gold which is why it is commonly known as 'fool's gold'. Pyrite ammonites only occur in very specific and limited locations around the world and ones from Charmouth are just about the most famous of the lot.
I offer combined shipping for any of my items, just let me know and I will send a combined shipping invoice for multiple purchases.Please take some time to check out my other items and to add me to your favourites list. If you would like any more information on any of my fossils or anything fossil related please don't hesitate to email me, I'm always happy to try and help! *Pyrite is a form of iron which sometimes occurs as a replacement mineral during the fossilisation process, depending on conditions in the sediment at the time in which the process takes place as well as the composition of the creature being preserved. It has the appearance of gold which is why it is commonly known as 'fool's gold'. Pyrite ammonites only occur in very specific and limited locations around the world and ones from Charmouth are just about the most famous of the lot.
