Ammolite Ammonite Fossil with Mosasaur Bite Marks, 2.15 in
This used collectible features an ammolite ammonite fossil described as having mosasaur bite marks, with a listed size of 2.15 inches. It may appeal to fossil and natural history collectors looking for a distinctive ammonite specimen. Item details beyond the title are not provided, so check the listing for details on color, preservation, and any display or documentation included. Free shipping is offered. Review the photos and listing notes for the exact condition, as surface wear or natural imperfections are typical with fossil specimens.
| Location | Wimauma US |
| Shipping | Free shipping (check listing for details) |
| Seller |
jako9652
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| Listing | FixedPrice · Active |
| Start time | 2025-12-13T09:19:36.000Z |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
Hi all!This is a Beautiful Ammolite gemstone from the Bearpaw Formation of Alberta, Canada! The piece has fantastic iridescence showing beautiful Orange and Green Colors! The piece also shows Mosasaur bite marks, a very rare feature on an already beautiful piece! It measures about 2.15 inches (5.46 cm) across and weighs 72.7 grams! Ammolite is an opal like gemstone made from Ammonite fossil shells found in specific areas of the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. It's status as a gemstone is fairly recent, being officially designated as such in 1981. Ammolite gemstones typically consist of a fragment of an ammonite on the rock on which it was found and the coated in a layer of epoxy to protect the fragile fossil shell and stabilize the rock. The shell is primarily composed of Aragonite, but can have traces of other minerals and elements as well. It is the Aragonite of the shells and the unique way in which light interacts with this mineral that produces the stunning array of colors seen on specimens! Ammonites are cephalopods, like squid and octopi, except they had shells. Ammonites lived from 416 million years to 65 million years ago when they went extinct with the dinosaurs. Scientists have documented over 10,000 species of ammonite! The Ammonites that would become Ammolite lived about 70 million years ago in a large sea that cut through the middle of North America called the Western Interior Seaway. These Ammonites could reach over three feet in length and were active predators who hunted smaller fish and squid. However they themselves were prey for large sharks and giant aquatic reptiles called Mosasaurs. Ammolite is among the most sought after fossil gem stones and complete ammonites are among the rarest and most sought after ammonite fossils. Complete specimens are rarely seen on the market and when they are usually cost well over 20k. A truly museum quality combination of gemstone and fossil at an unbeatable price!All of my items come with a Certificate of Authenticity! If I have a fossil listed up as something, I make darn well sure that's what it is!I do combined shipping on all items upon request!I have all sorts of fossils for sale at great prices and I upload new items frequently! Click on seller info to see my other items!Thank you for reading please contact me with any questions.Have a wonderful day!Jako