8″ Nautilus Cenoceras barberei Fossil – Oxfordian Jurassic – Gristhorpe UK – Genuine w/ COA

Description Presenting a rare and impressive 8-inch Cenoceras barberei Nautilus fossil, collected from Gristhorpe, United Kingdom, and dating to the Oxfordian stage of the Jurassic period. While derived (reworked) in origin, this large and well-preserved fossil showcases the beauty and evolutionary significance of ancient cephalopods. This specimen is part of the respected Alice Purnell Collection, known for carefully selected, high-quality fossil specimens. The fossil shown in the photos is the exact item you will receive, featuring distinct coiling, preserved chamber patterning, and a sizeable form suitable for both collectors and display. Geological & Species Details: Species: Cenoceras barberei Type: Nautilus (extinct marine cephalopod) Age: Jurassic (Oxfordian Stage – derived) Location: Gristhorpe, United Kingdom Key Features: 100% Genuine Fossil – Supplied with our Certificate of Authenticity. Large Size – Approx. 8 inches Exceptional Preservation – Well-defined coiling and nautiloid features. From the Alice Purnell Collection – Curated for scientific and aesthetic value. Perfect for Collectors, Education, or Statement Display Scale Rule / Cube = 1cm – Refer to photo for exact measurements. Cenoceras barberei is an extinct species of nautiloid, a group of shelled cephalopods that flourished during the Mesozoic seas. Its elegant coiled shell and historical context make it a significant and desirable specimen for fossil enthusiasts and palaeontologists alike. Don’t miss your chance to own this extraordinary 8″ Cenoceras barberei fossil—an authentic piece of Jurassic marine heritage from the UK!