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Beautiful, 1.32" Silver Iridescent Ammonite - Madagascar

Beautiful, 1.32" Silver Iridescent Ammonite - Madagascar

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Add a brilliant piece of Earth’s history to your collection with this genuine Silver Iridescent Ammonite fossil from Madagascar! Measuring 1.32" across, this captivating fossil shimmers with natural rainbow hues formed over 110 million years ago during the Middle Cretaceous period. These rare ammonites are preserved in a stunning nacreous layer that reflects vibrant colors under light—no artificial enhancement needed.

Sourced from the fossil-rich Mahajanga Province of Madagascar, this ammonite belongs to the species: various group and showcases the classic spiral shell structure that once housed an ancient marine cephalopod. It’s professionally presented in a labeled display case, making it perfect for collectors, fossil enthusiasts, or as a one-of-a-kind gift.

Whether you're into natural history, geology, or unique home decor, this iridescent ammonite brings prehistoric beauty into the modern world. Every fossil is authentic, ethically sourced, and hand-selected for quality and color.

Bring home a shimmering relic from the age of dinosaurs—limited availability!

🌀 About Silver Iridescent Ammonites

Silver iridescent ammonites are among the most visually stunning and collectible invertebrate fossils available. These extinct marine mollusks lived during the Cretaceous period, roughly 100 to 66 million years ago, and are preserved with natural aragonite shell layers that reflect brilliant silver, blue, green, and even purple hues when viewed in light.

Ammonites are cephalopods—relatives of today’s squid and octopus—and their tightly coiled shells protected them as they moved through prehistoric seas. The dazzling iridescence seen in these fossils is caused by:

  • Microscopic layering of aragonite crystals
  • Specific burial and mineralization conditions that preserve the original shell material

Silver iridescent ammonites are primarily sourced from:

  • Madagascar, known for its vibrant coloration and fine detail
  • Occasionally from other parts of North Africa and Europe

Each ammonite from Fossil Driven is:

  • 100% genuine and naturally occurring in its color
  • Hand-selected for brightness, clarity, and surface preservation
  • A unique, one-of-a-kind piece of prehistoric ocean life

Perfect for:

  • Fossil collectors and lovers of natural beauty
  • Interior decor with a scientific twist
  • Jewelry making and wire wrapping
  • High-impact gifts and conversation pieces
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