Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.
Polished Turritella Agate slab showcasing fossilized snail shells in deep brown and black chalcedony matrix, 60 grams from Wyoming.

Turritella Agate Slab – Fossilized Snail Shells in Polished Chalcedony – 60g from Wyoming

Loving Coastal Living
$20.00 USD

Bring ancient life to your display with this polished Turritella Agate slab. Rich with fossilized snail shells suspended in deep brown and black chalcedony, this piece captures eons of geologic history in striking detail. At 60 grams, it's substantial enough for a showcase piece or to be worked into a one-of-a-kind lapidary design.

Specimen Name: Turritella Agate Polished Slab

Dimensions:
Approximately 3.1" x 2.5" (estimated)
Weight: 60 grams

Attributes:

  • Distinct spiral shell fossils embedded in dark chalcedony matrix

  • High fossil concentration—clearly visible, varied shell forms

  • Polished face with raw natural edges

  • Sourced from the Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA

  • Silicate-based fossiliferous agate

  • Mohs hardness: 6.5–7

  • Stunning contrast between cream fossils and deep brown-black matrix

  • Ideal for collectors, lapidarists, or fossil lovers

  • Each slab is unique due to fossil placement and natural matrix