Ammonite & Orthoceras - Oval Serving Dish - Fossil quartz with rutile The opal is slightly bigger

The opal is slightly bigger and oval shaped

with several stout prismatic crystals rising from a light-colored matrix

The shape is irregular and sculptural

Description: This Container is made out of Orthoceras and has an Ammonite on the lid

This one is symmetrical

Ammonite & Orthoceras - Oval Serving Dish - Fossil quartz with rutile The opal is slightly biggerMined from: Erfoud region, Anti Atlas Mountains, Morocco Era: Devonian, Paleozoic & Mesozoic Geological Age: 360400 mya Description: This ammonite and orthoceras oval dish from Morocco is carved and polished from fossil rich limestone, revealing a mix of preserved marine life embedded within the stone. The surface shows contrasting fossil forms, with straight orthoceras sections cutting across the piece and curved ammonite fragments adding variation.