Description
Presenting an extraordinary BRANCOCERAS sp. iridescent fossil ammonite, featuring a naturally preserved Mother of Pearl shell. This stunning fossil is from the Albian Stage of the Early Cretaceous Period (approximately 113 to 100 million years ago) and was discovered in the fossil-rich deposits of Madagascar.
Geology & Origin:
During the Albian stage of the Cretaceous, Madagascar was submerged under a warm, shallow sea, making it a haven for marine creatures like ammonites. Fossilization processes over millions of years preserved the delicate aragonite layers of these shells, resulting in the rare and highly prized iridescent “Mother of Pearl” appearance seen on this specimen.
Fossil Type & Species:
- Type: Fossil Ammonite (Extinct marine mollusc)
- Species: Brancoceras sp.
- Preservation: Outstanding, showcasing vibrant mother of pearl iridescence
Features:
- 100% genuine and natural specimen
- Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity
- Hand-picked for exceptional quality and visual appeal
- You will receive the exact specimen shown in the listing photos
- Scale rule / cube shown = 1cm: See listing photo for full sizing
Why Choose Us?
We are committed to offering authentic, carefully selected fossils that are professionally handled to retain their natural beauty. Each item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to guarantee its provenance.
A magnificent addition to any fossil collection, a perfect educational piece, or a unique natural decor item for your home or office!





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.