Large examples of this infamous Ammonite marble are a rarity these days, since this isolated deposit is no longer productive or accessible to the collector. This specimen is prepared on one side and polished to a fine grade on the other. Ammonites are Asteroceras Marstonense, Promicroceras Marstonense and Xipheroceras Xiphus. Orange calcite septarian veins run throughout the piece, intersecting the ammonites. A classic British fossil.
Location: Marston Magna, Somerset, England
Age: Lower Jurassic, Lower Lias, Obtusum Zone - 200 million years old
Measurements: 19cm (length) x 17cm (height)
Weight: 1.49kg
