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The Archive of Deep Time

 

This substantial specimen is a heavy-hitting example of what happens when biology meets the slow alchemy of deep time. It is not merely a fossil; it is a structural record of a prehistoric cephalopod that navigated ancient oceans 110 million years ago, now stabilized into a 6-inch (15cm) anchor of mineralized history. Sourced from the high-grade deposits of Madagascar, this Cleoniceras specimen showcases the perfect marriage of mathematical precision and geological transformation.

 

The Specimen

A masterclass in prehistoric geometry, this piece features a professionally polished face that reveals the complex internal chambers (septa) where the creature once lived. These pockets, now infiltrated by mineral-rich fluids, have been transformed into Druzy Crystal sanctuaries. The reverse side showcases the "ammonitic" suture patterns—the most complex evolution of shell support—etched into the surface like intricate, golden leaves. When caught in the light, the "armor" of this specimen hits with a vibrant Red Fire and a subtle Green Iridescent flash, proving that strength and brilliance are not mutually exclusive.

 

The Experience: The Sovereign Spiral

The spiral is the ultimate geometry of expansion. It represents a life that grew outward while remaining tethered to its center. "The Architecture of the Spiral" serves as a physical reminder for the Master Manifestor that you can expand your reach and influence while staying unshakeably grounded.

 

  • Internal Architecture: The crystal-lined chambers represent the ability to turn empty spaces into sanctuaries of light over time.

  • External Shielding: The suture patterns represent structural resilience—the same supports that allowed the shell to withstand the crushing pressures of the deep sea now offer a frequency of sovereign protection.

 

Product Specifications

  • Classification: Opalized Ammonite (Cleoniceras)

  • Origin: Majunga Basin, Madagascar

  • Dimensions: Approximately 6 inches (15cm) | Heavyweight Anchor

  • Geological Era: Cretaceous (Approx. 110 Million Years Old)

  • Metaphysical Focus: Sovereign Growth, Deep-Time Grounding, and Structural Integrity

  • Listing Type: Unique Specimen (You receive the exact piece pictured)

 

Care & Integrity

Handle with the respect due to a 110-million-year-old traveler. Dust with a soft, dry cloth. To maintain the iridescent "fire" and structural integrity, avoid acidic cleaners or prolonged exposure to high heat.

Madagascar Ammonite - The Architecture of the Spiral

$275.00Price
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