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Dimensions
3.3"/8.5cm diameter Weight 134g Images show One Specimen at different view points
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Iridescent Ammonite Image 2 - NA0652 [a] | ||
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Iridescent Ammonite Image 3 - NA0652 [b] | ||
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Iridescent Ammonite Image 4 - NA0652 [c] | ||
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Iridescent Ammonite Image 5 - NA0652 [d] | ||
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Description
Superb Madagascan Cleoniceras Ammonite specimen, also known as a Redor Iridescent Ammonite
Condition Report
A highly polished Ammonite revealing extreme intensity of colours demonstrated in this specimen, with a good variety of greens, reds and even purple, which is far less common.A Superb example of this Genus type and of the Fossils effect of iridescence, excellent size and condition
Information
The iridescent Cleoniceras is very similar to the Ammolite fossils from Alberta, Canada, described as Ammolite, these colours are caused by the play of light against aragonite which replaced the original chitin shell when fossilisation took place.
This Ammolite shell is often used in jewellery manufacturing and is much sort after by collectors of fossils as well as semi precious gem collectors. Ammonites of this type and with these attributes are becoming much more difficult to acquire.