Very large high-quality Oxynoticeras pyrite ammonite fossil (91 mm) calcite and red tones dominate the

and red tones dominate the shell colour giving it some of the nicest colours possible in these fossils

These fossils were first found by pioneering Victorian fossils hunters like Mary Anning

The shell sits in the original limestone matrix in which it was found that has been shaped and has a cut-flat base to allow it to stand freely by itself for display

The fossil weighs 210 grams and has a cut flat base to allow it to stand freely for display

which sank to the seafloor and was preserved in the soft mud

Very large high-quality Oxynoticeras pyrite ammonite fossil (91 mm) calcite and red tones dominate theA stunning example of a highly pyritised ammonite fossil of the species Oxynoticeras lymense from the world famous Jurassic Coast beach of Charmouth, Dorset UK. The fossil measures 91 mm (3. 56 inches) across with matrix, which is very large for this species. The ammonite is very well preserved on both sides with highly detailed suture lines and ribs. The ribs are usually worn away in this species, so finding a large one with the ribs still intact is