Ammonite

The fossilized shell of an ammonite, an extinct relative of squid and nautilus, cut to show its spiral chambers. Nature's own geometry, millions of years old.

Color

Gray-brown fossil spiral, often with iridescent flashes

Hardness (Mohs)

3.5–4

Composition

Fossil shell replaced by calcite, aragonite, or pyrite

Origin

Madagascar, Morocco, and others

Care

Fossil shell; avoid soaking, acids, and harsh chemicals, and wipe with a soft slightly damp cloth.

Traditional lore

Traditionally associated with growth, protection, and the spiral of life and time.

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Metaphysical properties reflect traditional beliefs and folklore. They are not scientifically or medically proven and are not a substitute for medical care.