Description
The Timor ammonite is an ancient ammonite fossil discovered in the Timor region of Indonesia, once a prehistoric marine creature related to the modern squid, known for its iconic spiral shell. Formed during the Permian (approximately 225–280 million years ago) or Miocene-Pliocene epochs, this fossil was preserved in layers of shale and limestone and bears a deep history of Earth's early oceans. Polished Timor ammonite with a natural spiral shape, weight range 0.7–3 kg, with natural brown to reddish hues, displayed on an iron stand.
For the fossil and ammonite lover “a must-have in every collection”, difficult to obtain, but also interior design enthusiasts appreciate this ammonite species, especially since it is truly incomparable to any other ammonite in the world!
