Description
Dactylioceras Commune Ammonites
These Dactylioceras commune ammonites are fossils from the Lower Jurassic period, around 180 million years ago. These ancient sea creatures once lived in shallow waters that covered parts of the UK. Each fossil was found on the UK coastline, where erosion exposes them over time.
Every piece shows the classic ribbed spiral that makes this species easy to recognise.
The details are clear and well‑defined, giving you a strong look at the natural structure of the ammonite. Each fossil has its own colour, shape and texture, so no two pieces are the same.
These fossils were curated and prepared to keep them stable and ready for display.
They range from 6–7.5 cm, which makes them easy to place on shelves, desks or in small cabinets. Their size also makes them ideal for collectors and for anyone who enjoys natural history.
These ammonites offer a simple way to connect with the prehistoric world. They make a thoughtful gift and a meaningful addition to any fossil collection. Each piece gives you a small link to the ancient seas and the creatures that once lived in them.
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