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Take your time to discover a special part of nature, and browse through our specimens. We have fossils from Solnhofen, in addition to Ammonites, Trilobites and more selected fossils from nearly all earth-ages. Every fossil is unique and therefore one of a kind. Each one has been expertly identified by our staff. Our return policy is 14 days from day of purchase.

 

Sonstige - Schnecken - Velates perversus (GMELIN 1791)
Sonstige - Schnecken - Ampullina perusta (DEFRANCE in BRONGNIART 1823)
Sonstige - Schnecken - Crommium angustatum (GRATELOUP 1827)
Sonstige - Schnecken - Ampullina vulcani (BRONGNIART 1823)

 

New fossils added:

 

26.11.2025     Beautiful snails from Italy, France and Hungary
18.11.2025     First-class and rarely offered Ginkgo, England
17.11.2025     Triassic horsetail from Baden-Württemberg, Germany
16.11.2025     Amazing fish from the Eocene of Wyoming, USA
06.11.2025     Rarely offered cone from the Lower Permian, France
05.11.2025     Neogene leaves from pits in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
01.11.2025     Rarely offered shark teeth from Danium, Denmark
01.11.2025     Super great Lias Ammonite from England
31.10.2025     Typical Lower Jurassic ammonite from Bavaria
16.10.2025     Great Lower Jurassic - Plants from Bavaria, Germany
05.10.2025     Superbly preserved corals from the Cretaceous of Spain
04.10.2025     Jurassic ammonites from Germany
28.09.2025     Top Brittle Star from the Upper Jurassic of Zandt, Germany
27.09.2025     Various crabs from the Jurassic limestone of Bavaria, Germany

 

Sonstige - Pflanzen - Karbon - Walchianthus sp. FLORIN 1940
Sonstige - Pflanzen - Populus populina (BRONGINIART) in KNOBLOCH 1855
Sonstige - Pflanzen - Fagus sylvatica (LINNAEUS 1755)
Sonstige - Pflanzen - Distylium sp. SIEBOLD & ZUCCARINI 1835

 

Fossils are the remains of long gone animals and plants. Formerly they were also called "petrefacts", but no one use this term anymore. The word "fossil" comes from the Latin word fossils, which could be translated as "dig out" or "excavate".

Beside the importance to science fossils are popular by collectors as well as by laymen. Every fossils is a one-of-a-kind piece of nature and therefore unique. Fossils, like a polished ammonite, a cut belemnite or a trilobite are also just stunning to look at. Some people also believe that fossils have some esoteric power, but there is no scientific evidence for this.