This is the pygidium of Paralejurus brongniarti from the Lower Devonian of Bohemia (Czech Republic). .

This is a pygidium of the rare trilobite Scharyia wenlockiana from Lodenice.

This is a detailed and inexpensive specimen of a Czech trilobite of the species Deanaspis goldfussiausi. 

Here is a inexpensive specimen rare Czech Trilobite of the species Germaropyge germari from the Skryje Týrovice site.

This is a Czech fossil snail of the species Praenatica naticoides from the classical site of Koneprusy.

Here is a relative rare Raphiophorus roualti from Motol Formation of the Kosov.

This is a trilobite of the species Porterfieldia punctata from the Arenig of South Wales. 

This is a rare trilobite of the species Asaphellus homfrayi from the Lower Ordovician of Shropshire.

Here is a wonderfull fossil ammonite of the species Pseudokatosira undulate from the lower Jurassic of Buttenheim, Germany. The fossil is well placed on the nice piece of matrix.

This is good evidence of a relatively rare Amaltheus margaritatus from Buttenheim. The fossil comes with both positive and negative side.

Here is a nice Inzeria intia stromatolite plate from the Bitter Springs Formation in Australia.
This stromatolite plate shows an extraordinary play of colors and comes from a particularly interesting locality.

This is a fossil brittle star of the species Geocoma carinata  from Zandt.

This is a rare crayfish of the species Megachela frickhingeri from Eichstätt. 

This plate shows the fossils of two brittle stars of the species Geocoma carinata from Zand. 

This is a beautiful, fossil brittle star of the species Geocoma carinata from Zandt. 

Here is a fossil brittle star of the species Geocoma carinata from the classical site of Zandt. 

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.

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.

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.