Pyritized Ammonite - Small Polished

These ammonites lived in the Jurassic Age 136 million years ago. Steeped in a marine sediment, their decaying bodies released sulfide that reacted to dissolved iron in the water creating iron sulfide. Replacing the carbonate shell that was leeching into the surrounding water was PYRITE, an iron sulfide. Thus this beautiful ammonite had a itself transformed into a golden body over this time. - It’s something to remember, the transformation over time, and much like its modern day relative, the nautilus, the inside of these ammonite shells dramatically reveal the demonstration of the Phi, or the Golden Mean. - In sacred geometry, the Golden Mean demonstrates a numeric harmonic which is repeated in patterns throughout nature from the spiral arrangement on leaves to the proportions of spirals on hurricanes and galaxies. Even the bones of your fingers sing the sacred geometry of the Golden Mean as each section of our fingers (tip of the finger to first knuckle, first knuckle to second knuckl