Mined from: Bearpaw Formation, southern Alberta, Canada

Era: Late Cretaceous
Geological Age: 70–75 mya

Description: This one of a kind Ammolite fossil specimen from Alberta, Canada features a mostly complete ammonite shell with a rounded spiral form and a naturally domed surface. The shell shows dark brown to black fossilized areas with scattered iridescent flashes of green, blue, purple, yellow, orange, and red across the surface. Its preserved spiral centre, ribbed outer edge, natural cracking, glossy stabilized finish, and uneven fossil texture give the piece a rugged collector-grade look with visible colour play from several angles.

Ammolite is an organic gemstone formed from the fossilized shells of ammonites, extinct marine animals related to modern squid and nautilus. The best-known source of gem-quality Ammolite is southern Alberta, Canada, especially material from the Bearpaw Formation. These fossils are Late Cretaceous in age, roughly 70 to 75 million years old, and are valued for their rare colour play caused by light reflecting through thin preserved layers of aragonite on the fossil shell.

Ammolite is often associated with transformation, vitality, creativity, prosperity, and personal growth. Its shifting colour is commonly connected with movement, change, and renewal. Because it can show a wide range of colours, Ammolite is often linked with multiple chakras, especially grounding through darker tones and uplifting energy through green, blue, yellow, and purple flashes.

Quantity: 1pc

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