Dactylioceras Commune Ammonites

Dactylioceras Commune Ammonites

These Dactylioceras commune ammonites are genuine fossils from the Lower Jurassic period, formed around 180 million years ago. Once living in shallow seas that covered parts of the UK, each fossil was discovered along the UK coastline where natural erosion gradually reveals them.

Every piece displays the classic ribbed spiral that makes this species so recognisable. The details are clear and well‑defined, offering a beautiful look at the natural structure of the ammonite. Each fossil has its own unique colour, shape, and texture, making every specimen one of a kind.

Carefully curated and prepared to ensure stability, these fossils range from 6–7.5 cm, making them ideal for shelves, desks, small cabinets, or as part of a growing collection. Their size and clarity make them perfect for collectors, natural history enthusiasts, or anyone who enjoys meaningful decorative pieces.

These ammonites offer a simple, tangible connection to the prehistoric world — a thoughtful gift and a striking addition to any fossil collection.

Available at Lunar Rose Crafts.