Orthoceras Fossil

An Orthoceras fossil is the preserved remains of an extinct nautiloid cephalopod, a marine mollusk with a long, straight, conical shell. These creatures, which lived during the Paleozoic era, particularly in the Ordovician and Devonian periods, are characterized by their segmented shell chambers used for buoyancy control. Orthoceras fossils are commonly found in sedimentary rocks like limestone and shale.

Healing Properties:

Orthoceras fossils are believed to possess several healing properties, primarily related to emotional well-being, grounding, and spiritual growth. Some sources suggest that they can promote stability, reduce stress and anxiety, and enhance creativity. Orthoceras is also said to aid in the healing of hard tissues in the body, including bones and teeth, and to be helpful for those experiencing spiritual awakenings.