This stunning Pecten (scallop) fossil, dating back to the Miocene epoch, offers a rare and beautiful glimpse into prehistoric marine life. The specimen includes both valves, perfectly preserved in remarkable detail, showcasing the intricate texture and patterns that make these fossils highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. The fossil is well preserved and exhibits natural wear and fossilization processes, adding to its authenticity and historical value. The Pecten species is known for its distinctive fan-shaped, ribbed shells, and this piece is an excellent example of the diversity of marine life during the Miocene period. Whether you're an avid fossil collector or simply fascinated by the ancient world, this Pecten fossil makes a unique and valuable addition to any collection. Pecten Benedictus, matrix is 14 x 16 cm, from Miocene, south of Europe. From an old collection.