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Polished Fossil Nautilus Shell - One of a Kind -

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Run your thumb over this fossil and you can feel the smooth curve of a shell that once belonged to an ancient sea creature. Hand polished to a glossy finish, it shows natural colors and patterns from deep time.

It sits comfortably in the palm and looks wonderful on a desk, a bookshelf or in a curiosity cabinet. Fossils make memorable gifts for science lovers, ocean lovers and anyone fascinated by deep history, and this one is also suitable for mosaics and art projects. This is the exact fossil shown.

The fossil is about 5.375" by 4.5 by 3 inches. Natural cracks, pits and color variations are part of a fossil's history.

About Nautilus Fossils   

Nautiluses are shelled cephalopods, and the living species are often called living fossils. Their shells are divided into chambers by walls called septa, connected by a tube that controls buoyancy. Nautilus ancestors date back hundreds of millions of years.

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  • You receive the exact fossil nautilus shown.
  • Fossils can break if dropped; handle over a soft surface.
  • Photos show the actual piece.

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