This striking fossil slab features multiple well-preserved Orthoceras specimens embedded in polished black marble. Dating back to the Devonian Period (approx. 400 million years ago), these extinct straight-shelled cephalopods are related to modern squid and nautilus.

Collected from ancient seabed limestone deposits in Morocco, the slab has been expertly cut and polished to enhance the visual contrast between the fossilised Orthoceras and the dark matrix. Often referred to as an Orthoceras Plate, this display piece is ideal for fossil collectors, educators, or as a unique piece of natural décor.

• Fossil: Orthoceras sp.

• Matrix: Black marble limestone

• Age: Devonian (~400 million years old)

• Locality: Atlas Mountains, Morocco

• Presentation: Cut and polished fossil slab / Orthoceras plate

• Use: Display, collection, educational, or decorative purposes

Each piece is unique, showcasing the natural arrangement of multiple fossil specimens along with characteristic chambered shells.

Size ~ 26cm x 17cm may vary slightly

We will choose an amazing Orthoceras Plate from our collection.