Lytoceras ammonite fossil – lower toarcian, jurassic, eype uk – genuine specimen with certificate

Description

Offered here is a genuine Lytoceras fossil ammonite, discovered on 19 July 2024 by our expert fossil hunting team Alister and Alison at Eype, Dorset, part of the world-renowned Jurassic Coast of the United Kingdom. This fossil has been meticulously cleaned, prepped, and treated by Alison, revealing the natural elegance of this extinct marine cephalopod.

Lytoceras is a genus of fast-swimming ammonite known for its smooth, planispiral shell with wide whorls, and it lived during the Early Jurassic period. This particular specimen was recovered from Lower Toarcian-age strata, making it around 183 million years old.

You will receive the exact fossil shown in the photographs, with a 1cm scale cube included in the images for precise sizing.

Geological & Fossil Context:

• Species: Lytoceras sp. (Ammonite)
• Type: Fossilised marine cephalopod
• Formation: Lower Toarcian (Early Jurassic)
• Location: Eype, Dorset, United Kingdom
• Region: Jurassic Coast (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
• Age: ~183 million years

Fossil Features:

• Preservation: Excellent, with smooth coiling and natural shell details
• Preparation: Expertly handled by Alison
• Condition: Stabilised and ready for educational or display use

Product Highlights:

• 100% Genuine Ammonite Fossil
• Collected by Alister and Alison, prepared with care
• Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity
• Perfect for collectors, educators, and fossil enthusiasts

The Jurassic Coast is globally recognised for its fossil heritage, and this Lytoceras ammonite from the Lower Toarcian is a fine example of the region’s prehistoric marine biodiversity. It represents both scientific interest and aesthetic appeal.

Please refer to the photographs for full sizing and detail. This listing is for the exact specimen shown.

Own a unique and beautifully preserved piece of Jurassic history with this Lytoceras ammonite fossil from Eype, UK.