Description

Natural agglomeration of ammonites and nautiluses dating back to the Albian period which in the geological time scale represents the sixth step of the Lower Cretaceous.
A sculpture that speaks of evolution and adaptation, a symbol of time that never stops.
From the muddy sediments of Madagascar to a very precious corner of a living or exhibition environment, making a leap of a few million years.
Rarity and perfection of conservation, bear witness to one of the greatest examples of evolutionary adaptation of a species and remind us that in nature those who adapt survive.
Shapes and colors that fit well in minimal and modern environments, as well as classic and refined.
In this sample we can appreciate several specimens of Cleoniceras, Ammonites with mother-of-pearl shells and Nautilus.