Regrettably, a significant portion of “fossils” available for sale are either fraudulent or have undergone undisclosed restoration. This issue plagues large platforms like eBay, where many fossil listings are wrongfully represented. It’s important to note that there is nothing inherently wrong with the process of restoring or repairing fossils. In fact, most museum specimens undergo some form of restoration or preparation. However, many honest retailers may unknowingly sell fossils that have been subjected to repairs or restoration without their knowledge.

To address this concern, we provide a guarantee of authenticity for all fossils sold on our website. We find many of the fossils we sell and possess direct knowledge regarding any restoration or repair work performed on them. If any restoration has been conducted on a fossil, it will be fully disclosed in the product description under its condition.

Should a certified appraiser or qualified authenticator issue a report contradicting our description, we are more than willing to provide a refund for the item.