31mm Quenstedtoceras Pyrite Ammonite Fossils Fossilien Russia Pendant Nacre
Item History & Price
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1cm(10mm) = 0.393inch1inch = 2.54cm(25.4mm)
AMMONITELocation - Saratov, southwestern RussiaAge - Upper Callovian (around 162 million years)All photos are enlarged for you to see more details, please check the descriptions for actual dimensions.For an idea of the real size I take pictures on my hands.Shipping Time$3+Free shipping, so I try to combine all your orders into one package. If I see that you are bidding on other items, I wait for the shipment to complete all y...our auctions. I hope you understand. When you win multiple auctions, I add bonus. I send always 1-2 business days after payment of the last item. Payment can be made after the completion of all your auctions I send items in one package. At the end of the auction, ask about sending the invoice. I am sending international air transport, as a priority shipment.
I do not ship on weekends. Sometimes orders may delay due to holidays, bad weather, customs inspection and etc. If you didn’t receive the order 30 days after it was sent out, please contact me via eBay message as soon as possible. If your address is changed, please BOTH change your address on PayPal and notify me via eBay message before you make the payment. Otherwise the order might be lost or returned to me.RETURNS & FEEDBACKAll items will be checked and packed in good condition before shipping. If you are not happy with the item, you can return it in original condition within 14 days from the date received. Please email me first for return address and instructions. I offer money back or exchange for return. Your satisfaction is the most important thing I pursue. I always strive for all 5 star DSR(Detailed Seller Ratings) and POSITIVE feedback. If you have any questions/complaints please feel free to contact me before leave feedback. You can leave eBay message at any time and I will try my best to solve the problem as soon as possible.Information about my fossilsI do not ship on weekends. Sometimes orders may delay due to holidays, bad weather, customs inspection and I prepared and cleaned most of the fossils myself. That's why I can guarantee that it's not a fake. In the case of the Moroccan trilobites, I mention if any replacement or repair was used by Moroccan artists.Any fossil must be treated with a conservative unless it is calcite, hematite or other hard material.Each type of material requires a different conservatives. I use conservatives that are meant for it.-- AMMONITE PYRITE -- I never use any acid to remove the outer coating. Usually, phosphoric acid or hydrochloric acid is used. This method is totally devastating for ammonite and pyrite. I know because I used this bad way in the past. Sooner or later, a complete disintegration occurs and also loses quality and strength.Polished ammonite lasts much longer. The protective layer must also be used for pyrite ammonite. If not, the pyrite fossil begins to undergo oxidation and leads to devastation. For polished ammonite, I also use a special pyrite preparation.Some people think polishing and painting with a colorless varnish is the wrong way - and they are wrong. Every metal needs protection!Failing to do so, most fossils will begin to oxidize.oxidation = decay and devastation
