Whitby Jurassic Ammonite Split Pair – Dactylioceras Semicelatum

A genuine Dactylioceras semicelatum ammonite split pair from Whitby on the Yorkshire Coast, dating back around 180 million years to the Lower Jurassic period.

This specimen includes both matching halves of the ammonite, displaying the detailed ribbing and classic coiled structure characteristic of Dactylioceras semicelatum. Preserved within the natural surrounding stone, the fossil creates an impressive and highly collectable Jurassic display piece.

Dactylioceras semicelatum is a well known ammonite species associated with the Lower Jurassic rocks exposed around Whitby and the Yorkshire Coast, making split pair specimens like this especially desirable among collectors.

A 100% authentic Yorkshire Coast ammonite fossil, perfect for collectors, display, or anyone interested in genuine Jurassic fossils from Whitby.