Devil's Toenails 'Gryphaea'

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Gryphaea, commonly known as “Devil’s Toenails”, are the fossilised remains of an ancient type of curved oyster that lived around 200 million years ago. These distinctive fossils ar e wonderfully preserved, showing the natural curled shape and growth lines of the original creature. Each specimen is unique, making it a fascinating addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or gift for geology enthusiasts. Period: Mesozoic Age: approx. 200 million years Origin: United Kingdom As these are genuine fossils, each specimen will differ slightly in size, pattern, and colour. Show more