Orthoceras Fossil
This polished Orthoceras plaque showcases a single fossil of the extinct marine cephalopod, Orthoceras. These creatures lived around 400 million years ago during the Ordovician and Silurian periods. Known for their straight, conical shells, Orthoceras once roamed ancient seas. Their remains, preserved in limestone, offer a glimpse into the distant past.
Measuring 13.5 cm length x 6.5 cm width , the plaque displays the fossil beautifully. The polished surface brings out the fine details of the Orthoceras shell. The smooth, symmetrical shape contrasts with the dark matrix of the surrounding stone. Made from high-quality black or gray limestone, the plaque serves as an elegant backdrop that highlights the fossil’s natural beauty.
Intricate Fossil Details
The polishing reveals the intricate, banded structure of the Orthoceras shell. It allows you to appreciate the fossil’s elegance. Each curve and groove tells a story of the organism’s evolutionary design. The natural markings and texture, combined with the polished finish, make this plaque a striking piece of natural history.
This plaque is more than just a fossil—it captures the essence of prehistoric life. It adds a timeless, sophisticated touch to any space. The plaque also serves as a conversation starter and a reminder of the Earth’s ancient history.
