MADAGASCAN AMMONITE

This is an actual Ammonite from Madagascar that has been cut in half to reveal the inner beauty of the specimen that is around 150 million years old. It’s presentation is enhanced by red Egyptian reed and various other pan reeds. Backed with two complementary suedes to complete a unique piece of artwork. These fossils have fascinated people throughout the ages. There is various lore surrounding ammonite fossils, but all seem to attribute health, prosperity, and good luck to the fossils.People that believe in Feng Shui in particular may consider ammonite a high energy item that enhances the vitality, harmony, prosperity, and overall well-being of occupants and visitors of a home. Originating from within the bactritoid nautiloids, the ammonoid cephalopods first appeared circa 400 million years ago and became extinct around 65 million years ago along with the dinosaurs.