Moroccan Ammonite Fossil Specimen – Natural Fossil, 117g

This natural ammonite fossil from Morocco weighs 117 grams and measures 99 × 80 × 12 mm. Its visible spiral form preserves the characteristic shell structure that makes ammonites popular with fossil collectors, geology enthusiasts, and natural history displays.

Ammonites were marine cephalopods that lived in ancient oceans for millions of years before becoming extinct at the end of the Cretaceous Period. Their coiled shells are commonly preserved as fossils and are valued for their recognizable geometry, geological history, and decorative appeal.

Mineral and Fossil Properties

Specimen Type: Ammonite fossil
Origin: Morocco
Weight: 117 grams
Dimensions: 99 × 80 × 12 mm
Material: Fossilized shell and surrounding mineral matrix
Form: Natural fossil specimen
Category: Paleontological specimen / collector fossil

Ammonite fossils are commonly found in sedimentary rock formations and can show differences in color, mineral replacement, shell preservation, and matrix depending on the locality and fossilization process.

Metaphysical Properties

In crystal and fossil traditions, ammonites are often associated with grounding, transformation, stability, and personal growth. Their spiral form is sometimes viewed as a symbol of continuous change, balance, and the natural cycles of life.

These metaphysical associations are based on traditional beliefs and are not intended as medical or therapeutic claims.