Holy Cow (http://antiquesandthearts.com/Antiques/AuctionWatch/2008-04-15__13-40-56.html)

Wow. :shock: I could have gotten some ammolite in Belize but i didnt have the cash. Neato.

:bugout: It is beautiful, but I never considered spending what I could spend on a house for an ammonite.

It's amazing, but was the other stuff sold at what it was worth? If the amonite sold for this much, wouldn't the other stuff be worth alot as well, such as the turtle that sold for 27,000, is that what it is worth? did the auction macke it worth less than it actually was.

I guess things are worth the amount some people are willing to pay. Without the amolite the ammonite would probably be worth considerably less. :rainbow:

:bugout: It is beautiful, but I never considered spending what I could spend on a house for an ammonite.

Put her in a fossil shell, and there he kept her very well?

Forgive my ignorance, but is the fossil naturally the myriad of colors pictured or was the piece painted? If it is natural how does something like that occur?

Forgive my ignorance, but is the fossil naturally the myriad of colors pictured or was the piece painted? If it is natural how does something like that occur?

The wikipedia page has some good info on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammolite

Somewhere around here there's a thread discussing it, too... try searching for ammolite...