Description
Fossil Ammonite Haugia variabilis
This listing features a fossil ammonite identified as Haugia variabilis, with the additional identification Middle Toarcian, Jurassic. It is associated with Ilminster, Hurcot, United Kingdom, and comes from the Alice Purnell Collection. The specimen is offered as a collector-focused geological item for anyone interested in Jurassic fossils, ammonites, palaeontology, natural history and the fossil record.
Identification and Geological Context
Haugia variabilis is the supplied identification for this fossil. The specimen is described as Middle Toarcian in age and Jurassic in geological period. The Toarcian is a recognised stage within the Jurassic Period, making this an appealing piece for collectors who organise specimens by geological time, named stages and locality. Its stated association with Ilminster, Hurcot, United Kingdom adds useful locality information for display labels, collection records and educational study.
Ammonite Collecting Interest
Ammonites are extinct marine cephalopods known from the fossil record for their chambered shells and distinctive coiled forms. They are among the most recognisable fossil groups and are collected for their scientific, historical and display appeal. A named ammonite such as Haugia variabilis can provide an engaging addition to a Jurassic fossil collection, especially for collectors interested in Toarcian material and British fossil localities.
This specimen may suit a range of collecting interests, including Jurassic palaeontology, ammonite identification, geological education, fossil display and natural history study. It can be incorporated into a themed collection alongside other Jurassic specimens or presented as a focal item in a home, office, classroom or study. The supplied locality and geological-stage information also make it suitable for a clearly labelled cabinet display.
Collection and Authenticity
From the Alice Purnell Collection
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
The certificate wording supplied with this listing provides accompanying authenticity documentation for the fossil specimen. Buyers interested in building a documented collection can retain the certificate with their specimen records and display notes.
Photographs and Sizing
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
Full sizing is shown in the photographs. Please review the images carefully for the overall presentation of the fossil and use the photographic sizing reference when assessing how it will fit within a display case, specimen tray, cabinet or educational collection. The photographs are provided to show the exact item offered rather than a representative example.
Display and Educational Use
This Haugia variabilis fossil can be used as a conversation piece or as part of a more detailed Jurassic and ammonite display. Its named identification, Middle Toarcian designation and Ilminster, Hurcot, United Kingdom locality provide a clear foundation for a label or collection entry. It is also a thoughtful gift choice for fossil enthusiasts, amateur palaeontologists, geology students, museum-style collectors and anyone fascinated by the ancient history recorded in rocks and fossils.
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