Ginkgo Leaf Fossil 10cm, North Dakota

This Ginkgo Leaf fossil  originates from the Sentinel Butte Formation, Morton County, North Dakota. The fossil preserves the distinctive fan shaped leaf form of the Ginkgo tree, with visible vein structure that reflects its botanical origin.

Fossilisation occurred when fallen leaves became buried in sediment, where mineral rich conditions gradually preserved the leaf impression over millions of years. The Sentinel Butte Formation is known for its well preserved plant fossils and offers insight into prehistoric environments.

Ginkgo Leaf fossils are often associated with resilience and continuity, reflecting the enduring nature of the Ginkgo lineage. Each specimen is completely natural and one of a kind, making it a meaningful addition to fossil collections or display spaces.

Please note: This piece is sold as seen and does not include a stand.
This specimen is not suitable for water cleansing and should be cleaned gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Permineralized Wood Specimen | 3.7cm | Germany

An ancient wood specimen preserved through natural fossilisation, where mineral-rich water gradually replaced the original organic material while retaining the wood's structure and grain. A subtle natural shimmer comes from tiny mineral crystals that formed inside the wood as it fossilised.

One Available: Sold as seen.

Size: 3.7x4x2cm. Weight: 12.7g.

Each piece is completely natural and one of a kind, offering both geological interest and a tangible connection to ancient forest environments. Permineralized wood is associated with grounding, stability, and long-term growth.

Origin: Germany
Crystal meaning: Grounding, stability, long-term growth
Water cleanse: Not suitable. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Permineralized wood 5.7cm, Germany

This Permineralised wood specimen measures approximately 5.7cm and comes from Zwenkau near Leipzig, Germany. Dating to the Eocene period, around 35 million years old, it preserves ancient wood through natural mineral replacement.

During fossilisation, mineral rich water replaced the original wood while retaining its grain and structure. Fine mineral crystals formed in this process can create a subtle natural shimmer as light reflects across the fossilised surface.

Each piece is completely natural and unique, offering a tangible connection to prehistoric forest environments.

Permineralised wood is traditionally associated with grounding and stability.

Please note: This piece includes an acrylic stand attached with removable tac, which can be easily removed.

This specimen is not suitable for water cleansing and should be cleaned gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Permineralized wood 6cm, Germany

This Permineralised wood specimen measures approximately 6cm and originates from Zwenkau, Leipzig, Germany. It dates to the Eocene period, around 35 million years old, and represents fossilised ancient wood preserved through mineral rich groundwater.

During permineralisation, minerals slowly replaced the original wood structure while retaining its natural grain and growth patterns. A subtle natural shimmer may be visible across the surface, caused by microscopic mineral crystals formed as silica and other minerals filled the cellular structure and began to reflect light.

Each piece is completely natural and one of a kind, offering a direct connection to ancient forest environments.Permineralised wood is traditionally associated with grounding, stability and transformation, symbolising endurance, resilience and a deep connection to the Earth.

Please note: This piece comes with an acrylic stand attached using removable tac, which can be easily removed if preferred.

This specimen is not suitable for water cleansing and should be cleaned gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Marston Marble Slice 11.5cm, Lower Jurassic, UK

Keywords: Stability, Continuity, Grounding, Legacy, Rhythm

Location: Lower Jurassic, Obtusum Zone, Marston Magna, Somerset, UK

Marston Marble is a fascinating fossil rich limestone found around Marston Magna in Somerset, England. Despite its name, it is not a true marble but a beautifully patterned sedimentary rock formed over 200 million years ago during the Early Jurassic period. The stone is filled with tiny ammonite fossils, their pale spirals contrasting against a deep grey or brown matrix, preserving a snapshot of ancient marine life from the days of early oceans.

Once used in local architecture and monuments, Marston Marble carries both geological and historical significance. It represents endurance, transformation and the continuity of natural cycles, linking us to the vast story of the earth’s evolution.

Safe to water cleanse? Yes, though best cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than prolonged immersion

Trilobite Fossil | Ancient Marine Arthropod Specimen 6cm

This Trilobite fossil is a preserved example of an ancient marine arthropod that lived in Earth’s oceans over 250 million years ago. The fossil displays the characteristic three lobed body structure from which trilobites take their name.

Trilobites thrived for hundreds of millions of years before becoming extinct, making them one of the most successful early life forms in the fossil record. Fossilisation occurred when the organism became buried in sediment on the ocean floor, where mineral rich conditions gradually preserved the exoskeleton over geological time.

These fossils are highly valued for their scientific importance as well as their visual appeal, making them ideal for fossil collections, educational displays or natural history interiors.

Trilobite fossils are traditionally associated with resilience and ancient wisdom, often appreciated as symbols of endurance and transformation through deep time.

Please note: This piece is sold as seen and does not include a stand.

This specimen is suitable for a quick water rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking to protect the fossil surface.

Pyritised Ammonite from France 16gr

Keywords: Transformation, Ancient Wisdom, Balance, New Beginnings, Divine Connection

A pyritized ammonite is a fossilized ammonite that has undergone mineral replacement with pyrite—commonly known as "fool's gold"—during the fossilization process, giving it a natural metallic sheen and golden luster.

Ammonites, or Ammonoidea, are extinct shelled cephalopods or marine molluscs dating from the Devonian period (circa 400 million years ago) and the end of the Cretaceous period (circa 66 million years ago). 

Safe to water cleanse? No. It's important to handle ammonite fossils with care as they are delicate and can be easily damaged. Cleanse them gently using a soft brush or cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals or excessive moisture as these can potentially harm the integrity of the fossil.

Permineralized Wood with Marcasite 69.4g, Sold As Seen

Keywords: Grounding, Stability, Transformation, Ancient Wisdom, Elemental Connection

Location: West Anatolia, Turkey

Permineralized wood is a remarkable natural phenomenon resulting from the fossilisation of ancient wood in the Pleistocene period, estimated to be 400,000 to 600,000 years old. Permineralized wood is revered for its grounding and stabilising properties. It connects you to the wisdom and endurance of ancient forests, offering a sense of rootedness and strength in times of change. Its deep connection to the Earth makes it a powerful tool for meditation and inner reflection. 

Safe to water cleanse? No

Please note: Sold as seen, due to its delicate and brittle state some tiny crumbling may occur when handling, this is part of it's natural form and stabilisation.

Permineralized wood,10cm,Sold As Seen

Keywords: Grounding, Stability, Transformation, Ancient Wisdom, Elemental Connection

Location: Zwenkau, Leipzig, Germany

Permineralized wood is a remarkable natural phenomenon resulting from the fossilisation of ancient wood in the Eocene age, approximately 35 million years old. Permineralized wood is revered for its grounding and stabilising properties. It connects the wearer to the wisdom and endurance of ancient forests, offering a sense of rootedness and strength in times of change. Its deep connection to the Earth makes it a powerful tool for meditation and inner reflection. 

Safe to water cleanse? No

Please note: Does NOT come with the stand, Please visit our Stands and Accessories section to purchase separately.

Permineralized Wood | 16cm | Zwenkau, Germany

A striking fragment of ancient fossilised wood from the Eocene lignite deposits of Zwenkau, Leipzig, approximately 35 million years old.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 246g specimen (16x4x3cm) from Zwenkau, Leipzig is a remarkable natural phenomenon resulting from the fossilisation of ancient wood in the Eocene age. Permineralized wood carries the quiet, enduring energy of deep time, connecting to the wisdom and endurance of ancient forests and offering a sense of rootedness and strength in times of change.

Origin: Zwenkau, Leipzig, Germany
Crystal meaning: Grounding, stability, ancient wisdom, elemental connection
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Tisbury Starstone Freeform Cabochon | 4.2cm | UK

A particularly interesting Tisbury Starstone cabochon from Wiltshire, UK, and one that rewards close looking. The shape is a tapering rectangle — one edge wider than the other — and the piece has been carved at a slight angle through the coral structure, which means the surface reveals both the classic circular star patterns and the fine feathering effect of the coral's radiating internal structure simultaneously. It is the kind of cut that only happens when the carver works with the stone rather than against it, and the result is a piece with more visual depth than a straightforward face-on cut would produce. One piece, sold as seen.

Tisbury Starstone is a fossilised coral found exclusively in the ancient soils of Tisbury, Wiltshire, formed approximately 145 million years ago during the Late Jurassic period when this part of England lay beneath a warm, shallow sea. The star patterns are cross-sections through the coral polyp structures, while the feathering reveals the same structures cut at a different angle — both visible here in the same piece because of the sideways orientation of the carve. It is composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), hardness 3–4 Mohs. Handle with care — fossilised coral is fragile and should not be dropped or knocked against harder surfaces.

Spiritually, Tisbury Starstone is associated with the Crown Chakra, celestial connection, and ancient wisdom. It is said to act as a bridge between the earthly and the ethereal, inviting clarity, higher awareness, and a sense of wonder at the deep continuity of life on Earth.

Origin: Tisbury, Wiltshire, UK
Size: Approximately 4.2cm (tapering rectangle, partially sideways carve — see photos)
Crystal meaning: Illumination, clarity, spiritual connection, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: No — calcium carbonate is sensitive to moisture and acids. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Please note: Display case not included. Stands and display cases can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.

Tisbury Starstone Freeform Cabochon | 4.8cm | UK

A striking Tisbury Starstone cabochon from Wiltshire, UK, with a distinctive sail-like shape — one edge straight, one gently rounded — that gives this piece an elegant, architectural quality. The star patterns on this piece are bold and strongly defined, some of the clearest coral structure we have seen in this material. One piece, sold as seen.

Tisbury Starstone is a fossilised coral found exclusively in the ancient soils of Tisbury, Wiltshire, formed approximately 145 million years ago during the Late Jurassic period when this part of England lay beneath a warm, shallow sea. The characteristic star-like patterns are the preserved skeletal structures of coral polyps, their intricate geometry locked in stone over millions of years of gradual mineralisation. It is composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), hardness 3–4 Mohs. Handle with care — fossilised coral is fragile and should not be dropped or knocked against harder surfaces.

Spiritually, Tisbury Starstone is associated with the Crown Chakra, celestial connection, and ancient wisdom. It is said to act as a bridge between the earthly and the ethereal, inviting clarity, higher awareness, and a sense of wonder at the deep continuity of life on Earth.

Origin: Tisbury, Wiltshire, UK
Size: Approximately 4.8cm (sail shape — one straight edge, one rounded — see photos)
Crystal meaning: Illumination, clarity, spiritual connection, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: No — calcium carbonate is sensitive to moisture and acids. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Please note: Display case not included. Stands and display cases can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.

Tisbury Starstone Freeform Cabochon | 4.1cm | UK

A beautifully kite-shaped Tisbury Starstone cabochon from Wiltshire, UK, the 4.1cm measurement runs point to point, following the shape of the stone rather than a standard width or length. The feathering detail visible across the surface is exceptional on this piece, the fine radiating patterns of the preserved coral structures showing with unusual clarity. One piece, sold as seen.

Tisbury Starstone is a fossilised coral found exclusively in the ancient soils of Tisbury, Wiltshire, formed approximately 145 million years ago during the Late Jurassic period when this part of England lay beneath a warm, shallow sea. The characteristic star and feather-like patterns are the preserved skeletal structures of coral polyps, their intricate geometry locked in stone over millions of years of gradual mineralisation. It is composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), hardness 3–4 Mohs. Handle with care — fossilised coral is fragile and should not be dropped or knocked against harder surfaces.

Spiritually, Tisbury Starstone is associated with the Crown Chakra, celestial connection, and ancient wisdom. It is said to act as a bridge between the earthly and the ethereal, inviting clarity, higher awareness, and a sense of wonder at the deep continuity of life on Earth.

Origin: Tisbury, Wiltshire, UK
Size: Approximately 4.1cm point to point (kite shape — see photos)
Crystal meaning: Illumination, clarity, spiritual connection, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: No — calcium carbonate is sensitive to moisture and acids. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Please note: Display case not included. Stands and display cases can be purchased separately from our Stands & Accessories section.

Tisbury Starstone Freeform Cabochon | 5.8cm | UK

A truly unique piece of British natural history — Tisbury Starstone is a fossilised coral found exclusively in the ancient soils of Tisbury, Wiltshire, formed approximately 145 million years ago during the Late Jurassic period when this part of England lay beneath a warm, shallow sea. The characteristic star-like patterns visible on the surface are the preserved skeletal structures of coral polyps, their intricate geometry locked in stone over millions of years of gradual mineralisation. One piece, sold as seen.

Tisbury Starstone is a fossilised coral composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), formed through the slow replacement of organic coral material with crystalline mineral structure over geological time. The earthy tones and subtle pinks of the matrix reflect the mineralised limestone host rock, while the white star patterns are the preserved coral structures themselves. Hardness 3–4 Mohs. Handle with care — fossilised coral is fragile and should not be dropped or knocked against harder surfaces.

Spiritually, Tisbury Starstone is associated with the Crown Chakra, celestial connection, and ancient wisdom. It is said to act as a bridge between the earthly and the ethereal, inviting clarity, higher awareness, and a sense of wonder at the deep continuity of life on Earth.

Origin: Tisbury, Wiltshire, UK
Size: Approximately 5.8cm
Crystal meaning: Illumination, clarity, spiritual connection, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: No — calcium carbonate is sensitive to moisture and acids. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Display frame not included, you can purchase one here.

Shell Jasper Egg | 7.5cm | Mexico

A substantial polished egg of Shell Jasper, displaying the bold circular fossil patterns and earthy cream, black, and ochre tones that make this stone so immediately distinctive.

Approximately 7.5cm. Each piece is natural and will vary slightly in patterning, colour distribution, and fossil detail.

Despite its name, Shell Jasper is not a true Jasper but a fossil-rich limestone or dolomite, formed over millions of years as shells, marine organisms, and mineral sediments settled and compressed on ancient ocean floors. The striking circular patterns are cross-sections of fossilised shells preserved within the matrix, giving each piece a natural geometry that no two specimens share in quite the same way. Mexican material is known for its bold contrast and well-defined fossil structures, making it a favourite among collectors and those drawn to stones with a tangible geological story.

Spiritually, Shell Jasper works with the Root and Heart Chakras, offering a blend of grounding stability and gentle emotional balance. It encourages a calm, steady approach to daily life and a sense of deep connection to the natural world.

Origin: Mexico
Size: Approximately 7.5cm
Crystal meaning: Stability, balance, grounding, protection, endurance
Water cleanse: Yes, with gentle care

Permineralized Wood Specimen | 4.5cm | Zwenkau, Germany

A sculptural fragment of ancient fossilised wood from the Eocene lignite deposits of Zwenkau, Leipzig, glittering with mineral detail.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 16.60g specimen (45x30x19mm) displays clearly visible wood grain, deep brown tones, and a fine metallic sparkle where minerals have replaced the original organic structure atom by atom. The Zwenkau lignite deposits date to the Eocene epoch, placing this fragment at approximately 35 to 45 million years old.

Fossilised wood carries the quiet energy of deep time, associated with patience, grounding, and an ancient connection to the natural world.

Origin: Zwenkau, Leipzig, Germany
Crystal meaning: Patience, grounding, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Permineralized Wood Specimen | 4.2cm | Zwenkau, Germany

An elegantly formed fragment of ancient fossilised wood from the Eocene lignite deposits of Zwenkau, Leipzig, glittering with mineral preservation.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 11.85g specimen (42x24x10mm) displays exceptionally clear wood grain striations in deep brown tones, with a fine metallic sparkle across the entire surface where minerals have replaced the original organic structure. The Zwenkau lignite deposits date to the Eocene epoch, placing this fragment at approximately 35 to 45 million years old.

Fossilised wood carries the quiet energy of deep time, associated with patience, grounding, and an ancient connection to the natural world.

Origin: Zwenkau, Leipzig, Germany
Crystal meaning: Patience, grounding, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Please note: Stand included.

Permineralized Wood Specimen | 3.5cm | Zwenkau, Germany

A fragment of ancient fossilised wood with original grain texture intact and a fine metallic sparkle where minerals have replaced organic matter.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 9.5g specimen (32x35x8mm) displays deep brown-black colouring with distinct vertical striations and glittering mineral preservation throughout. The Zwenkau lignite deposits date to the Eocene epoch, placing this fragment at approximately 35 to 45 million years old.

Fossilised wood carries the quiet energy of deep time, associated with patience, grounding, and an ancient connection to the natural world.

Origin: Zwenkau, Leipzig, Germany
Crystal meaning: Patience, grounding, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Cleanse with moonlight, sound, or smoke instead.

Please note: Stand included.

Mosasaurus Tooth In Matrix | 168gr | Morocco

A Mosasaurus tooth preserved in natural matrix from the Ouled Abdoun Basin, one of the world's most important fossil-bearing phosphate regions.

One piece available, sold as seen. Please note: the tooth appears to have been broken and later carefully reassembled and stabilised with adhesive to preserve the specimen.

This 168g specimen (matrix 7x6x4cm, tooth 3.5x2.5cm) from the Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco. Mosasaurs were large marine reptiles that dominated the Late Cretaceous oceans approximately 70 to 66 million years ago. Over millions of years the tooth underwent permineralisation, where minerals slowly replaced the original organic material, preserving the structure in remarkable detail.

Associated with strength, instinct, and resilience, linked to the Root and Solar Plexus Chakras to support grounding, confidence, and personal direction.

Origin: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco
Crystal meaning: Strength, resilience, grounding, confidence
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Mosasaurus Tooth In Matrix | 228gr | Morocco

A Mosasaurus tooth preserved in natural matrix from the Ouled Abdoun Basin, one of the world's most important fossil-bearing phosphate regions.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 228g specimen (matrix 9.5x6x4.5cm, tooth 4.5x2.5cm) from the Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco. Mosasaurs were powerful ocean reptiles with formidable jaws that dominated the Late Cretaceous seas approximately 70 to 66 million years ago. Over millions of years, these teeth underwent permineralisation, where minerals gradually replaced the original organic material, preserving the structure in remarkable detail.

Associated with strength, resilience, and primal instinct, linked with the Root and Solar Plexus Chakras to support grounding, determination, and personal power.

Origin: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco
Crystal meaning: Strength, resilience, grounding, personal power
Water cleanse: Not recommended. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Fern Fossil Specimen, USA 17cm

This Fern Leaf fossil from the USA is a preserved example of prehistoric plant life, formed through natural fossilisation over millions of years. Fine leaf detail is retained within the stone, offering a clear impression of the fern’s original structure.

Fern fossils form when plant material becomes buried in sediment and is gradually replaced by minerals, resulting in a stone like composition. Colouration typically ranges from dark brown to black, with occasional green tones depending on mineralisation.

Traditionally associated with grounding and harmony, Fern Leaf fossils are linked to the Heart Chakra and are valued for both their scientific interest and natural beauty.

This specimen is not suitable for water cleansing and should be cleaned gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Please note, this fossil is sold as seen and does not include a stand. Stands can be purchased separately, please click here.

Permineralized wood 5cm, Germany

This Permineralised wood was sourced from Zwenkau near Leipzig, Germany. It dates back to the Eocene period, around 35 million years old, preserving ancient wood through a natural fossilisation process.

Permineralisation occurs when mineral rich water gradually penetrates buried wood, replacing the organic material while maintaining the original structure. Fine mineral crystals formed during this process can create a soft natural shimmer across the surface as light reflects from the fossilised grain.

Each piece is entirely natural and unique, shaped by geological conditions over millions of years. Specimens such as this offer both scientific interest and a tangible connection to ancient forest environments.

Permineralised wood is traditionally associated with grounding and stability, often valued for its steady and anchoring presence.

Please note: This piece comes with an acrylic stand attached using removable tac, which can be easily removed if preferred.

This specimen is not suitable for water cleansing and should be cleaned gently using a soft dry cloth or brush only.

Marston Marble Freeform 1.6KG, Lower Jurassic, UK

This Marston Marble freeform stands naturally on its own, making it an excellent display piece without the need for additional support. Sourced from Marston Magna in Somerset, within the Lower Jurassic Obtusum Zone, this fossil rich limestone formed around 200 million years ago in an ancient marine environment.

Marston Marble is not a true marble, but a sedimentary limestone distinguished by its abundance of fossilised ammonites. This piece contains a natural mix of Lower Jurassic ammonite forms, including Promicroceras, Asteroceras, Cymbites, Xipheroceras and related species.  Marston Marble is traditionally associated with grounding, stability and continuity, symbolising endurance and the long rhythms of natural cycles. 

The freeform has been carefully hand polished to reveal the fossil detail while maintaining the stone’s organic character. Please Note: Light hand polishing marks may be present please refer to the photographs for clarity.

Marston Marble is safe for gentle water contact, though cleaning is best carried out with a soft dry or lightly damp cloth rather than prolonged immersion.

Further Reading: Fossil Guide of Ammonite

Marston Marble Freeform 22cm, Lower Jurassic, UK

This Marston Marble freeform  originates from Marston Magna, Somerset, within the Lower Jurassic Obtusum Zone. Formed around 200 million years ago, Marston Marble is a fossil rich sedimentary limestone, despite its traditional name.

The stone contains a natural assemblage of Lower Jurassic ammonites, including Promicroceras, Asteroceras, Cymbites, Xipheroceras and related forms. These fossilised ammonites appear as pale spiral shapes set within a darker grey to brown limestone matrix, preserving a diverse snapshot of early Jurassic marine life from a single geological environment.

This piece has been hand polished to enhance the fossil detail while retaining the natural character of the stone.

Please Note: Light hand polishing marks may be visible please refer to the photographs for detail.

Marston Marble is traditionally associated with stability, grounding and continuity, reflecting endurance, legacy and the steady rhythm of natural cycles.

This piece does not stand upright on its own. It can be displayed naturally resting on its side or supported upright using a suitable stand, depending on preference.

Marston Marble is safe for gentle water contact, though cleaning is best carried out using a soft dry or lightly damp cloth rather than prolonged immersion.

Further Reading: Fossil Guide of Ammonite