This listing is for an Orthoceras Fossil spear display specimen.  The front has been polished while the back remains natural.

Orthoceras ("straight horn") is a genus of extinct nautiloid cephalopod restricted to Middle Ordovician-aged marine limestones of the Baltic States and Sweden.  This genus is sometimes called Orthoceratites.

Details:

gemstone: Orthoceras Fossil
color: black, white
dimensions: approx 8.75 × 2 × 0.5 inches
weight: 313.49 g

The measurements provided are at the widest part and are close approximations.   The piece(s) shown in the pictures is what will be shipped to you.

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This is what Micheal from CA had to say about our Orthoceras fossils: This is a great place to find interesting fossils. I'll be back. Thank you.
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If you have any questions, please contact us.

Thank You

Tim & Tonya Daniels



Safety Advisory (California Proposition 65): 

While completely safe to display on a shelf or wear as finished pieces, many raw mineral specimens naturally contain toxic elements, heavy metals, or glass-like structures (such as copper, arsenic, lead, or silica). To ensure your safety, please follow these responsible ownership and lapidary protocols:

? Basic Handling: Always wash your hands immediately after touching raw minerals. Never ingest minerals or use them to make direct-contact gem elixirs.

? Lapidary Safety: When cutting or drilling, always use specialized safety equipment, including wet-cutting machinery, proper ventilation, and appropriate respirators or masks to avoid inhaling toxic dust or fumes.