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Orthocera In Matrix

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  • This specimen is a fossilised Orthoceras, an extinct marine cephalopod that lived during the Ordovician period, over 400 million years ago. Displayed in a museum quality glass dome bell jar

    Preserved in polished black limestone, the long, tapered shell displays its characteristic segmented chambers, each once used to regulate buoyancy in ancient seas. The dark marble matrix contrasts sharply with the pale fossil, highlighting its natural geometry and structure.

    Recovered from fossil beds in Morocco, the specimen has been carefully shaped and polished to reveal the fine details of both fossil and stone, offering a striking glimpse into early ocean life.

    Base: Solid Oak Wood
    Mount: Stainless Steel
    Dome: Handblown 2mm tempered glass
    Dimensions: 120x160mm

    The picture shown is an example of the quality that you can expect to receive. Please be aware that, as these are natural products, they are subject to some variation.

  • Name: Orthocera In Matrix
    Age: 370 Million Years Old
    Location: Morocco

    Orthoceras were ancient marine cephalopods with long, straight shells divided into gas-filled chambers used for buoyancy control. Unlike their coiled ammonite relatives, Orthoceras had a streamlined, conical form that enabled efficient movement through Palaeozoic seas.

    This specimen is preserved in its natural limestone matrix, highlighting both the fossil and the surrounding geological context. Often found in large fossil beds, Orthoceras remains offer a glimpse into early ocean ecosystems and the evolution of cephalopods, ancestors of today’s squid and nautilus.

  • From entry level items to collector’s pieces, every artefact we offer is professionally verified for its provenance, legality and authenticity by our network of suppliers and palaeontologists. Each specimen is bundled with a certificate of authenticity, documenting the artefacts age and location of discovery.

  • Each Curated piece comes with a loyalty sticker. Receive a free gift reward for every third item purchased, culminating in a captivating platinum statement piece, complimentary from Curated.

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