Spiralite fossil druzy shell, chalcedony and quartz, fine collector’s specimen, dhar region india

• 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 compact fossil shell from India lined with glittering druzy quartz. This chalcedony-replaced gastropod shows a defined spiral form and warm golden crystal sparkle, with the natural cavity visible in detail. A natural, uncoated piece with strong collector appeal, display-ready in size and shape.

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 these distinctive geode-like interiors. This example balances fossil preservation with crystal growth, making it attractive for both fossil specialists and crystal enthusiasts.

Specifications:

* Type: Chalcedony-replaced gastropod fossil with druzy quartz
* Locality: Dhar region, Madhya Pradesh, India
* Size: ~21 × 16 mm
* Weight: 8.65 g
* Condition: Very good — intact spiral detail, natural unpolished cavity, no repairs or treatments
* Preservation: Natural fossil, uncoated, stable for display

Metaphysical properties:

Quartz-lined fossils are often linked with clarity, renewal, and grounding energy. The spiral form symbolises cycles of growth and transformation, making this piece suited for meditation, symbolic display, or personal collection.

Ref No: 41G