This is a particularly beautiful double specimen of the brittle star Geocoma carinata from the lithographic limestones of Zandt.

This is a large slab with several Swiss ambers, the largest plaffeiit on this piece measures approx. 20 x 13 mm.

Plaffeiite is a rare alpine amber from the Paleocene, found in the Gurnigel Flysch of the Swiss Alps.
It shows strong UV fluorescence, contains no succinic acid, and derives from fossil conifers.
Due to tectonic fracturing, it's unsuitable for jewelry.

This is a  Agraulos ceticephalus with a nice contrast from the classical Czech Trilobite site Skryje.
The trilobite is about 15 mm long.

Plaffeiite is a rare alpine amber from the Paleocene, found in the Gurnigel Flysch of the Swiss Alps.
It shows strong UV fluorescence, contains no succinic acid, and derives from fossil conifers.
Due to tectonic fracturing, it's unsuitable for jewelry.

Plaffeiite is a rare alpine amber from the Paleocene, found in the Gurnigel Flysch of the Swiss Alps.
It shows strong UV fluorescence, contains no succinic acid, and derives from fossil conifers.
Due to tectonic fracturing, it's unsuitable for jewelry.