16USD - 🐚 Ampullina depressa Fossil – Eocene Gastropod (3–4 cm)

Rare Fossil Snail from the Eocene Epoch (~40–50 million years ago)

This specimen is a beautifully preserved Ampullina depressa, an extinct marine gastropod that lived during the Eocene. Measuring around 3–4 cm, it features the smooth, rounded whorls characteristic of this species.

These snails thrived in warm shallow seas, and their fossils are often found in fine sediment deposits that allowed excellent preservation of shell details. This piece represents not only an elegant natural form but also a glimpse into the marine ecosystems that flourished after the extinction of the dinosaurs.

✨ Why is it worth collecting?

• Genuine Eocene gastropod fossil with clear morphology

• Compact size, perfect for beginners or display collections

• Represents early Cenozoic marine life and evolutionary history

• Affordable and accessible entry-level specimen

📍 Origin: France
📅 Age: Eocene Epoch (~40–50 million years ago)
🪨 Size: 3–4 cm, well-preserved shell structure