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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.

 

Solnhofen - Fische - Orthogonikleithrus hoelli ARRATIA 1997
Solnhofen - Fische - Leptolepides haertesi ARRATIA 1997
Solnhofen - Fische - Leptolepides sprattiformis (BLAINVILLE 1818)
Solnhofen - Painten - Tharsis dubius (BLAINVILLE 1818)

 

New fossils added:

 

18.05.2026     Extremely rare fish specimens from various lithographic limestone localities.
17.05.2026     Well-preserved fish from the Upper Jurassic, Painten
29.04.2026     Amazing pyrite brachiopods from the Devonian period, USA
28.04.2026     Rarely offered Triassic brachiopod from Bavaria
20.04.2026     New book: The Brunn Lagoon - Juassic Park in Eastern Bavaria
09.04.2026     Top sea lilies from various eras from France, USA, Belgium
08.04.2026     Trilobite stage from the Cambrian of the Czech Republic
26.03.2026     Polished goniatites from the Upper Devonian, Morocco
22.03.2026     Perfect Parkinsonia from the Middle Jurassic of Sengenthal, Germany
21.03.2026     Rarely offered trilobites (Geragnostus) from France
20.03.2026     Top Elrathia from the Cambrian of Utah, USA
15.02.2026     Beautiful sea urchins from Spain and Madagascar
14.02.2026     Stunning trilobites with good detail from Morocco

 

Zubehör - Die Lagune von Brunn - Juassic Park in Ostbayern
Sonstige - Divers - Apiocrinus parkinsoni (SCHLOTHEIM 1820)
Sonstige - Divers - Solanocrinus depressus (ORBIGNY 1850)
Sonstige - Divers - Teleiocrinus rudis (HALL 1859)

 

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.