Species: Androgynoceras lataecosta
Age: Early Jurassic (~185 million years ago)
Location: Stonebarrow Cliffs, Charmouth, Dorset, UK
Formation: Charmouth Mudstone (Blue Lias Group)
A stunning, professionally prepared fossil display featuring a pair of beautifully preserved Androgynoceras ammonites, showcased in a meticulously tooled world famous Stonebarrow Nodule. The larger ammonite displays the classic thick ribbing and rich caramel calcite typical of this species, with both fossils preserved in full relief.
Several microfossils are also visible across the surface, adding authentic detail and a deeper connection to the wider fossil record of the Jurassic seas.
Size:
Largest ammonite approx. 5.5–6 cm diameter
Overall display: 21 cm x 21 cm
Display: Flat base for upright presentation
Condition: Professionally prepared, unpolished calcite shells lightly polished for preservation
Species: Androgynoceras lataecosta
Age: Early Jurassic (~185 million years ago)
Location: Stonebarrow Cliffs, Charmouth, Dorset, UK
Formation: Charmouth Mudstone (Blue Lias Group)
A stunning, professionally prepared fossil display featuring a pair of beautifully preserved Androgynoceras ammonites, showcased in a meticulously tooled world famous Stonebarrow Nodule. The larger ammonite displays the classic thick ribbing and rich caramel calcite typical of this species, with both fossils preserved in full relief.
Several microfossils are also visible across the surface, adding authentic detail and a deeper connection to the wider fossil record of the Jurassic seas.
Size:
Largest ammonite approx. 5.5–6 cm diameter
Overall display: 21 cm x 21 cm
Display: Flat base for upright presentation
Condition: Professionally prepared, unpolished calcite shells lightly polished for preservation
