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Ammolite Specimens For Sale

When acquiring Ammolite specimens, it's essential to make informed choices. Begin by examining the play of colors - the most prized Ammolites display a vibrant spectrum of iridescent hues, often with reds and blues. Check for a high level of color saturation and uniformity. Clarity is also important; opt for pieces with minimal cracks or inclusions, which can impact the play of colors. Consider the size and shape, as larger, well-formed specimens are more collectible. The origin is key, with Alberta, Canada being renowned for producing top-quality Ammolites. Always request authentic documentation. Following these criteria ensures your Ammolite specimen is a captivating and valuable addition to your collection.