Ammonite and Belemnite Heart Dish

This exquisite hand-carved dish, sourced from the Atlas Mountains in South Morocco, features beautifully preserved ammonite and belemnite fossils. These ancient marine creatures, extinct relatives of the modern-day cephalopod, have been naturally fossilized over a limestone bed, preserving their intricate details. Estimated to be around 370 million years old from the Devonian period, this fossil dish seamlessly blends natural history with modern home décor. A perfect gift, it adds both aesthetic value and historical depth to any home or office gallery.
Interesting Facts
Ammonites and belemnites thrived in prehistoric oceans before their extinction. Their spiral and torpedo-like fossilized remains provide valuable insight into Earth’s ancient marine ecosystems. Orthoceras fossils, from which these species evolved, are widely admired for their fascinating preservation in limestone.
Features
Origin: Atlas Mountains, South Morocco
Material: Fossilized Ammonite, Belemnite, and Limestone
Condition: Hand-carved, natural specimen
Special Characteristics: 370-million-year-old fossils, unique aesthetic with historical significance
Dimensions and Weight
LengthWidthHeightWeight
6.5″6.5″1″1.06 lb