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Large Polished Douvilleiceras Ammonite Fossil | Natural Art Statement Decor | Madagascar (DP)
Large Polished Douvilleiceras Ammonite Fossil | Natural Art Statement Decor | Madagascar (DP)
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Large Polished Douvilleiceras Ammonite Fossil
An exceptional large Douvilleiceras ammonite fossil from Madagascar, beautifully polished to reveal its extraordinary natural structure, intricate suture patterning and areas of pyrite mineralisation.
Chosen by Distinction for its exceptional quality, beautifully preserved structure, intricate lace-like suture patterning, natural pyrite inclusions and strong sculptural presence, this is a particularly striking example of this prehistoric fossil.
The specimen displays a sophisticated palette of charcoal, smoky grey and warm brown tones, with the polished surface revealing incredible internal detail.
Particularly striking are the ammonite’s complex suture patterns — the naturally formed lines created where the internal chamber walls met the outer shell. These intricate markings flow throughout the fossil, creating an almost botanical, hand-drawn appearance alongside its pronounced ribbed structure and tightly coiled centre. Entirely natural, they form a remarkable record of the ammonite’s internal structure preserved for millions of years.
Weighing 1.85kg, this is a substantial piece with real presence. More than simply a fossil specimen, its sculptural form and intricate natural patterning give it the appearance of a piece of natural art.
Perfect for high-end interiors, curated shelving, luxury home décor, statement displays, cabinets of curiosities or serious fossil collections.
Details
Fossil: Douvilleiceras Ammonite
Origin: Madagascar
Finish: Polished
Features: Pyrite inclusions and intricate suture patterning
Approx. size: H12.5 × W16 × D8.5 cm
Weight: 1.85kg
You will receive the exact specimen pictured
This is a genuine natural fossil and may display natural mineralisation, cavities, surface variation, lines and irregularities. These features form part of the specimen’s individual character and geological history and are not considered faults.
A remarkable piece of prehistoric natural art, combining fossil history with sculptural contemporary décor.
