We have a range of gorgeous ammonite pairs with polished cut faces available.
Pair A is an ammonite of the Cleoniceras species, originating from Mahajanga, Madagascar and thought to be 102-110 million years old. On the outside, it still retains some ammolite with subtle, pastel iridescence in a rainbow of colours. Where the ammolite is missing, you can see gorgeous ammonitic suturing. The cut side on each is polished, and the inner most chambers feature orange chalcedony geodes. This pair is 9.5 cm at the longest point.
Pair B is also an ammonite of the Cleoniceras species, originating from Mahajanga, Madagascar and thought to be 102-110 million years old. On the outside, it still retains some ammolite with deep red and purple iridescence. It is clear that during the formation of the fossil, the shell broke a couple of times. The cut side on each is polished. Some of the inner chambers contain yellow chalcedony, while many of the other chambers contain yellow and brown agate geodes. This pair is 10 cm at the longest point.
