Extra LARGE FOSSIL BOOKENDS w/ Orthoceras Ammonite etc * 12x8x3" 18.4 Lbs for Sale

Extra LARGE FOSSIL BOOKENDS w/ Orthoceras Ammonite etc * 12x8x3" 18.4 Lbs For Sale

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Extra LARGE FOSSIL BOOKENDS w/ Orthoceras Ammonite etc * 12x8x3" 18.4 Lbs:
$196.76

Add a touch of nature to your home decor with these Extra Large Fossil Bookends from Rocksology. The bookends are made of stone and crystal and feature orthoceras and ammonite fossils. Measuring 12 inches in width and 8 inches in height, these bookends are perfect for holding up your favorite reads. The brown bookends are handmade in Morocco and weigh 18.4 lbs. They are ideal for all occasions and will make a great addition to any collection of decorative items. Give your bookshelf a unique and stylish look with these gorgeous bookends.This sale is for the large polished fossil bookends pictured from Morocco. This large set will support your heaviest books and has numerous Orthoceras and Ammonite fossils.Dimensions: 12x8x3" - 18.4 Lbs.Link to Our Other Fossil SpecimensLink to Our Other Gemstone Bookends
MOROCCO FOSSILS:
Morocco is renowned for its rich fossil record and has yielded many fascinating discoveries. Here are some interesting facts about the fossils found in Morocco:Trilobite Paradise: Morocco is particularly famous for its abundant and well-preserved trilobite fossils. Trilobites were marine arthropods that lived millions of years ago, and Morocco has yielded some of the most diverse and beautiful specimens of these ancient creatures.Ammonites: Morocco is home to diverse and well-preserved ammonite fossils. Ammonites were marine mollusks that lived in the ancient oceans and went extinct at the end of the Cretaceous period. They left behind intricately coiled shells that are highly sought after by collectors and researchers.Fossil Formation: Many of the fossils found in Morocco were preserved through a process called phosphatization. This process involves the replacement of the original organic material with phosphate minerals, resulting in excellent fossil preservation.Paleontological Tourism: Due to its fossil riches, Morocco has become a popular destination for paleontological tourism. Visitors can explore fossil shops, visit museums, and even participate in fossil hunting expeditions to experience the thrill of discovering ancient remains firsthand.
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