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Exhibited at the VOSSO® Gallery, Ammolite, a rare and iridescent gemstone derived from the fossilised shells of Ammonites; holds both geological and aesthetic importance. Discovered primarily in the Bearpaw Formation of Alberta, Canada, this gemstone is a testament to Earth's rich prehistoric tapestry, originating from marine creatures that thrived over 70 million years ago.

The allure of ammolite lies in its vibrant, spectral colours, which rival the opulence of opals. Its formation, a result of mineralisation processes involving aragonite, iron, and magnesium, is an exquisite confluence of geological artistry. Due to its scarcity and fragility, ammolite was recognised as a gemstone only in 1981, adding to its exclusivity and appeal.

Beyond its visual aesthetic, ammolite is imbued with metaphysical connotations. It is revered in Feng Shui for its ability to harmonise energy and foster prosperity, earning it the moniker "Seven Colour Prosperity Stone." This dual significance amplifies its demand among collectors, jewellers, and spiritual practitioners alike.

From an economic perspective, ammolite's rarity elevates its value, with top-grade specimens commanding premium prices. Its discovery not only enriches the gemstone market but also contributes to paleontological research, bridging the worlds of science and art - in essence, ammolite stands as a luminous relic of Earth's ancient oceans, captivating humanity with its rarity, historical significance, and enduring beauty.