Ammonite & Ammolite Fossils
Ammonite fossils in packs for shops and schools, from split ammonite pairs to small button ammonites, plus individual ammolite specimens.
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Buying ammonite and ammolite fossils
Ammonites are extinct sea animals related to today's squid and nautilus. Their coiled shells are among the best known fossils, and they are a steady seller with kids, collectors and teachers. Ammolite is a gem material formed from the shell layer of certain ammonites, known for its bright, shifting colours.
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What is in this collection
- Ammonite fossil pairs, about 1 1/2", sold 5 pairs to a pack. Each ammonite is cut in half and polished, showing the chambers inside the shell.
- Small brown ammonite button fossils, about 1 1/4", sold 10 to a pack.
- Individual ammolite fossil specimens, numbered and photographed on their own, from about 3 1/4" to 7".
How it sells
Split pairs are ideal for a fossil bowl near the till, and they make a simple hands-on item for classrooms. Ammolite specimens belong in a lit case, where the colour shows best. Ammolite is much softer than quartz, so keep it away from harder stones that could scratch it.
See also Fossils, Trilobite Fossils, Tower Fossil and Display Stands.
Ammonite & Ammolite Fossils FAQ
What is the difference between ammonite and ammolite?
Ammonite is the fossil shell of an extinct sea animal. Ammolite is a gem material made from the colourful shell layer of some ammonites.
Why are ammonite pairs cut in half?
Cutting and polishing the shell shows the chambers inside. The two halves are sold together as a pair.
Are the ammolite specimens one of a kind?
Yes. Each numbered ammolite specimen is photographed on its own, so you receive the piece in the photo.
Is there a minimum order?
No. There is no minimum order, and approved wholesale customers see wholesale prices when signed in.