Fossil shell with druzy quartz chalcedony natural fossil specimen spiralite fossil from india dhar region

• One-off natural fossil. You will receive the exact piece shown in the photos.
• Selected for colour, form and display appeal. Once sold, it will not be restocked.
• Photographed under neutral lighting to show accurate colour and clarity.

A natural fossil shell from India lined with sparkling druzy quartz. This chalcedony-replaced gastropod preserves a clear spiral structure and bright quartz coverage, with its natural interior visible in detail. At just over 10 g, it is slightly larger than miniature specimens, making it a desirable size for display.

Spiralite fossils are Late Cretaceous gastropods found in the Dhar region of Madhya Pradesh. Over millions of years, chalcedony replaced the original shell while quartz crystallised inside, creating geode-like interiors. Collectors value examples with both preserved spiral form and well-developed druzy crystal growth — qualities present in this specimen.

Specifications

* Type: Chalcedony-replaced gastropod fossil with druzy quartz
* Locality: Dhar region, Madhya Pradesh, India
* Size: ~22 × 17 mm
* Weight: 10.24 g
* Condition: Excellent — natural unpolished cavity with druzy crystals, visible spiral, no repairs
* Preservation: Natural, uncoated, stable display piece

Metaphysical properties

Druzy quartz is often linked to balance, calm energy, and renewal. The spiral fossil form is regarded as a symbol of cycles, continuity, and personal growth. Together, they are believed to support focus, harmony, and transformation, making this fossil valued beyond its scientific interest.

Ref No: O144