Crinoid Fossil | Genuine Ancient Sea Lily Specimen
This authentic Crinoid fossilised specimen shows exquisite remnants of ancient marine life, dating back hundreds of millions of years. Often called “sea lilies,” crinoids are marine echinoderms related to starfish and sea urchins, known for their delicate, stem-like structures and intricate symmetry.
Sourced from fossil-rich deposits in Victora, this specimen reveals the detailed segmented stems and branching arms that once captured food particles drifting through prehistoric seas.
Every crinoid fossil is unique, making it a fascinating addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or a natural history gift. Carefully prepared and preserved, these genuine specimens offer a direct connection to Earth’s ancient oceans.
Key Features:
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Authentic Crinoid fossil specimens
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From ancient marine deposits
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Exceptional preservation and detail
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Genuine, natural fossils, not replicas
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Ideal for collectors, educators, and natural history lovers
Size: 90x40x50mm
Weight: 150g
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Frequently Asked Questions
A: Crinoids, often called sea lilies, are marine animals related to starfish and sea urchins. They lived attached to the sea floor and filtered food from the water.
Q: Where are these fossils from?
A: These crinoid fossils are sourced from ancient marine deposits known for producing beautifully preserved specimens.
Q: Are these real fossils?
A: Yes, each piece is an authentic crinoid fossil—naturally preserved and expertly prepared for display or study.
Q: Who would enjoy this specimen?
A: Collectors, educators, and anyone with a passion for marine fossils or Earth’s prehistoric life will appreciate these unique fossils.
