Orthoceras Fossil Meteorites depending on the surrounding rock

depending on the surrounding rock (typically limestone or sandstone)

With its provenance traced back to the early 20th century and its association with the vastness of space

This polished agate bowl stone is a beautiful example of Brazil's geological treasures

meticulously carved from natural jade

this Huelandite from Maharashtra

Orthoceras Fossil Meteorites depending on the surrounding rockSize: 2x8 cms Weight: 67 grams Location: Sahara Desert, Morocco Product Description: A fossilized remains of Orthoceras, an ancient cephalopod, showcasing its distinctive elongated shell and internal chambers, from the Ordovician period. Geological Information: Location: Sahara Desert, Morocco (notably in the Atlas Mountains and Errachidia Province) Type: Orthoceras (a type of extinct cephalopod) Age: Ordovician period, approximately 485 443 million