Orthoceras Cephalopod Fossil (+/- 9.00") - Devonian, Morocco

Orthoceras Cephalopod Fossil (+/- 9.00") - Devonian, MoroccoSpecies: Orthoceras Size tower: + 9. 00" = 23 cm Location: Erfoud, Morocco Age: Devonian (~370 million years old) Condition: Polished tower ornament Authentic Orthoceras fossil from the Devonian period, found in the black limestone formations of Morocco. Orthoceras, meaning straight horn, is an extinct cephalopod related to modern squids, octopuses, and nautiluses. Our Orthoceras specimens are selected from Moroccos famous fossil beds and

Its high velocity production and quick cooling can result in complex surface patterns

Condition: small part of the enamel was placed back

It was discovered in a cave deposit in Romania

This stunning druzy onyx silver pendant showcases natural onyx with a beautiful druzy crystal surface

Aragonite is a mineral commonly found in Morocco

dagger-like shape and sharp point

though some may appear brittle or matted due to age and environmental conditions

Its sword-like rostrum makes it a true marvel

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it may exhibit a beautiful glow or radiance

Known for producing the highest grade of this translucent crystal

a group of ammonites known for their distinctive disc-shaped shells with ribbed patterns