Genuine Somerset Ammonite Fossil – Jurassic Period – UK Specimen – Collector’s Fossil – COA Included
£ 6.90
This listing is for a genuine Ammonite fossil originating from the Jurassic-aged
strata of Somerset, UK. Ammonites are extinct marine molluscs, closely related to modern-day cephalopods like squid and octopuses. Their coiled, chambered shells make them iconic and easily recognisable.This ammonite specimen is a stunning representation of these ancient creatures that once populated the seas around 180–200 million years ago. Collected from sedimentary layers in Somerset, this fossil is well-preserved and exhibits the intricate spiraled structure typical of its kind.Each fossil is a carefully selected specimen, and the photo shows the actual piece you will receive. A scale cube = 1cm is included in the image for size reference.All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Key Features:
• Type: Fossil Ammonite
• Location: Somerset, UK
• Geological Period: Jurassic (approx. 201–145 million years ago)
• Fossil Group: Cephalopoda
• Preservation: Excellent shell detail with visible whorls and chamber divisions
• Use: Ideal for collectors, educational purposes, or decorative display
• Size: See photograph (scale cube = 1cm) Scientific Classification:
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Mollusca
• Class: Cephalopoda
• Order: Ammonitida
• Super Family: Varies by specimen (typically Hildoceratoidea or Stephanoceratoidea in Somerset)
• Family/Genus/Species: Not formally assigned without further prep and ID Geological and Palaeoenvironmental Context:
• Geological Stage: Usually Lower to Middle Jurassic
• Depositional Environment: Shallow marine sediments – former seafloor of the Jurassic seas
• Zone/Biozone: Typically within the ammonite zones of the Lias Group (specific biozone requires detailed ID)
• Morphology Features: Planispiral coiling, ribbing, and possibly visible suture patterns
• Notable: British Jurassic ammonites are key index fossils used to date marine strata
• Identification: Specific taxonomy varies by genus – further specialist prep and ID would clarify Own a piece of natural history with this authentic Jurassic ammonite fossil from Somerset. A perfect gift for a fossil lover or a striking addition to any natural collection. Disclaimer: All of our fossils are 100% genuine specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The image shows the actual specimen you will receive. Each piece is unique and chosen for its quality and character.
strata of Somerset, UK. Ammonites are extinct marine molluscs, closely related to modern-day cephalopods like squid and octopuses. Their coiled, chambered shells make them iconic and easily recognisable.This ammonite specimen is a stunning representation of these ancient creatures that once populated the seas around 180–200 million years ago. Collected from sedimentary layers in Somerset, this fossil is well-preserved and exhibits the intricate spiraled structure typical of its kind.Each fossil is a carefully selected specimen, and the photo shows the actual piece you will receive. A scale cube = 1cm is included in the image for size reference.All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Key Features:
• Type: Fossil Ammonite
• Location: Somerset, UK
• Geological Period: Jurassic (approx. 201–145 million years ago)
• Fossil Group: Cephalopoda
• Preservation: Excellent shell detail with visible whorls and chamber divisions
• Use: Ideal for collectors, educational purposes, or decorative display
• Size: See photograph (scale cube = 1cm) Scientific Classification:
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Mollusca
• Class: Cephalopoda
• Order: Ammonitida
• Super Family: Varies by specimen (typically Hildoceratoidea or Stephanoceratoidea in Somerset)
• Family/Genus/Species: Not formally assigned without further prep and ID Geological and Palaeoenvironmental Context:
• Geological Stage: Usually Lower to Middle Jurassic
• Depositional Environment: Shallow marine sediments – former seafloor of the Jurassic seas
• Zone/Biozone: Typically within the ammonite zones of the Lias Group (specific biozone requires detailed ID)
• Morphology Features: Planispiral coiling, ribbing, and possibly visible suture patterns
• Notable: British Jurassic ammonites are key index fossils used to date marine strata
• Identification: Specific taxonomy varies by genus – further specialist prep and ID would clarify Own a piece of natural history with this authentic Jurassic ammonite fossil from Somerset. A perfect gift for a fossil lover or a striking addition to any natural collection. Disclaimer: All of our fossils are 100% genuine specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The image shows the actual specimen you will receive. Each piece is unique and chosen for its quality and character.
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