Orthoceras Egg 2" - 2.5" Ammonite dish Because of its association with

Because of its association with the heart

It complements the moonstone and star design

Its hardness level on the Mohs scale is 7

Each fossilized tooth is triangular with serrated edges once used to tear through massive prey

Each aquamarine gemstone ring contains an authentic stone that is rich with color

Orthoceras Egg 2" - 2.5" Ammonite dish Because of its association withGenuine Orthoceras fossils cut and polished into an egg shape. Measures about 2" 2. 5". Eggs sold indivudially Orthoceras, is a genus of extinct nautiloid cephalopod. Its name is derived from the words straight horn, referring to its long, conical shell. These creatures roamed the seas during the Ordovician Period (485 million 443 million years ago). They are the ancient ancestors of ammonites and squid that can be found in sizes ranging from a