AMMONITE

AMMONITE STONE ABILITIES

Ammonite is the fossilized shell of a creature that lived in ancient seas 400 million years ago. flights and today is closest to the Houseboat (Nautilus). The ammonite shell is internally divided by septa into smaller chambers, in which the ammonite secreted gas. This gas was important for allowing the shell to float in the water, because scientists believe that ammonites did not live on the seabed like other shells and mollusks do today, but rather floated and swam in the open sea. As the ammonite grew, the individual chambers at the open end also increased in size.

However, as the ancient seas dried up, ammonites gradually died out, and their shells were engulfed in metamorphosed rock masses, where they are being rediscovered and studied not only by geologists, but also by paleontologists. Ammonites occur in smaller sizes around 5 cm, but in our offer you will also find ammonites around 30 cm and larger. The largest ammonite ever found is about 160 cm in size, roughly the size of a smaller adult woman.

The shape, spiral, and color of the ammonite may resemble ram's horns.