This fossilized Turitella shell cluster showcases a stunning array of naturally preserved, tightly coiled shells that are characteristic of the Turitella genus. The cluster, adhering to a matrix of compacted sediment, provides a glimpse into the ancient marine ecosystems that existed millions of years ago. The meticulous arrangement of the shells hints at their original growth patterns, while the well-preserved surfaces reveal clear markings and textures that enhance their visual appeal. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts alike, this specimen serves as a remarkable testament to the resilience of marine life through geological time.

Tourraine, France

Miocene Epoch, Approx. 23-5 mya