Ammonite Fossil - Cretaceous Period

This ammonite fossil from Madagascar dates back to the Cretaceous period, over 65 million years ago, when these marine mollusks thrived in ancient seas. Preserved in stone, its spiral shell captures the geometry of nature’s design, a symbol of evolution and eternity. Collectors prize Madagascan ammonites for their intricate chambers and iridescent surfaces, sometimes shimmering with calcite or opalized hues. In metaphysical circles, ammonites are said to carry the energy of continual change and cosmic order, grounding the spirit while inspiring transformation. To hold one is to touch deep time itself, a reminder of Earth’s history and the cycles that shape all life.