3. 5 " ULTRA RARE Craspedodiscus Intergerinus Sp. Ammonite Fossil
Item History & Price
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Here presented for sale the Ultra rare and stunning 3.5" Craspedodiscus Intergerinus sp. ammonite fossil.Description of the item:This is an Outstanding example of this species and one of only a handful discovered each year (1-3 pieces per year and not always). These rare ammonites show such an excellent display of colour, seen here as red and green iridescence, Its surface glows with the red luster of ammolite, the rarest and most expensive of all gemstones, the colour is ...changing from different angles. This is very hard to find the masterpiece as the presented one, which recovered in high quality & condition. This unique specimen is suitable for a museum or private collection. In Excellent condition! Genus: Craspedodiscus Intergerinus (Glasunova, 1973)
Origin: Volga river formation, Ulyanovsk region, Russia
Geological Age: Jurassic, Callovian Stage, around 208-146 million years ago.Ammonite size: 9 cm / 3.5" inches Nodule size: 20 x 16 cm / 7.9 x 6.3" inchesNET weight: 2.126 KG / 4.686 LBSGROSS weight with packing: ~3 KG / ~6.5 LBS Description from fossilmuseum.net:A large, spectacular ammonite is a Craspedodiscus from the Volga River region of Russia. The entire surface is covered with "firery" opal iridescence of different colors, a consequence of light passing through the various layers of aragonite and conchiolin deposited by the ammonite in life. The lack of acidity in the depositional environment allowed them to be preserved as you see it here. Jewel-quality material such as this coming from Alberta, Canada is termed "Ammolite" in the trade, and typically commands a high price. This is a stunning example of an enherent beauty often seen when ammonites were preserved in just the right environment. Please note - this ammonite selling locally also, and I'm keeping the right to stop this auction in any moment if I will get the good offer on local market. So don't miss it and hurry up - Buy It Now!Payment & Shipping:Paypal accepted for this item. Payment must be done within 2 days from the date of purchase. This item will be dispatched within 2 business days by Priority Registered Airmail with tracking. Import duties, taxes and charges are the buyer responsibility. Order will be marked as g!ft with low value. Item will arrive in ~15-45 days. The arrival time depends on some customs factors and different areas.
Origin: Volga river formation, Ulyanovsk region, Russia
Geological Age: Jurassic, Callovian Stage, around 208-146 million years ago.Ammonite size: 9 cm / 3.5" inches Nodule size: 20 x 16 cm / 7.9 x 6.3" inchesNET weight: 2.126 KG / 4.686 LBSGROSS weight with packing: ~3 KG / ~6.5 LBS Description from fossilmuseum.net:A large, spectacular ammonite is a Craspedodiscus from the Volga River region of Russia. The entire surface is covered with "firery" opal iridescence of different colors, a consequence of light passing through the various layers of aragonite and conchiolin deposited by the ammonite in life. The lack of acidity in the depositional environment allowed them to be preserved as you see it here. Jewel-quality material such as this coming from Alberta, Canada is termed "Ammolite" in the trade, and typically commands a high price. This is a stunning example of an enherent beauty often seen when ammonites were preserved in just the right environment. Please note - this ammonite selling locally also, and I'm keeping the right to stop this auction in any moment if I will get the good offer on local market. So don't miss it and hurry up - Buy It Now!Payment & Shipping:Paypal accepted for this item. Payment must be done within 2 days from the date of purchase. This item will be dispatched within 2 business days by Priority Registered Airmail with tracking. Import duties, taxes and charges are the buyer responsibility. Order will be marked as g!ft with low value. Item will arrive in ~15-45 days. The arrival time depends on some customs factors and different areas.
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