Hemipneustes striatoradiatus (4.34"), fossil sea urchin - Cretaceous, Holland

Hemipneustes striatoradiatus (4.34"), fossil sea urchin - Cretaceous, HollandBig fossil sea urchin. (Hemipneustes striatoradiatus) Unique opportunity to obtain it. Unfortunately, all the quarries where they can still be found are on both Dutch and Belgian territory and no longer accessible to the public.

5 meters when standing upright

and spiritual awakening

and are especially prized for its elegant spiral shell and beautiful preservation

Each tooth shows clear enamel detail and curvature

which can range from pale peach to deep orange hues

this specimen was discovered in the fossil-rich layers of Morocco

Discovered in 2000

which is associated with passion

🔶 Trapped in Time: Burmese Amber with leaf (burmite amber)🔶

believed to enhance intuition

most likely laid by Titanosaur species like Hypselosaurus Priscus

Age : Devonian