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The Orthoceras were an extinct genus of cephalopod mollusks that inhabited Earth during the Ordovician Period. Orthoceras were large mollusks similar to squids. Their bodies were covered by a cone-shaped shell, which gave rise to their name “orthoceras” (derived from Greek, meaning “straight horn”).
Popular belief associates this fossil with increased longevity, detoxification, calming nervous states, and reducing anxiety. Orthoceras promote tranquility and well-being.
The description of the stone and its color is merely indicative of common practices associated with this stone. This description is not restrictive or limiting, as there may be many more interpretations and uses for each stone and each color. The actual colors and dimensions of the stones may differ from what is displayed on your screen due to photography editing. Each stone is unique in size, characteristics, and color, so the photographs only represent the general appearance of each type and category of stones. The weights and sizes provided for the stones are approximate and/or adjusted.
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