Each necklace is a one-of-a-kind work of art.

If you see something you like that is already sold, I will do my best to recreate it for you.

The price and the exact "look" of the necklace will not be the same.

All necklaces are 18" long with real leather lace and a convenient magnetic clasp.

All teeth are measured along the longest slant.

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These teeth from Morocco are from an extinct species of sand tiger shark.

The age of the fossils is approximately 55 million years.

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Thousands and thousands of Otodus obliquus teeth--all approximately 55 million years old--have been found in Morocco.

This large mackerel shark was the great-grandfather of the dreaded megalodon.

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Isurus hastalis was the immediate ancestor to the dreaded great white shark (Carcharadon carcharias).

The tooth shape was nearly identical to the modern great white, but the teeth of Isurus hastalis had no serrations.

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Isurus planus is an extinct mako with distinctive, hooked teeth. It was an exclusive resident of the Pacific ocean.

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Palaeocarcharodon orientalis teeth are highly serrated and the tooth shape is suggestive of

Carcharodon carcharias, the modern great white shark.

Palaeocarcharodon is also known as the "pygmy white shark,"

but most of today's paleontologists believe it was an evolutionary dead end,

unrelated to megalodon and the modern great white.

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At over 50 feet long and sporting a gape as large as a garage door,

Carcharocles megalodon was the largest predatory shark that ever lived.

The teeth from the below individuals seem rather large, but are, in fact, from juveniles.

All fossils are between 4 and 7 million years old.

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Tooth Size: Approximately 1 1/2 Inches

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Tooth Size: Approximately 2 Inches

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This necklace includes representatives from today's top three maneaters: the great white shark (center), the tiger shark

(either side of center) and the bull shark (on either end).

The fossils themselves are approximately 5 million years old.

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These necklaces include representatives from two species of tiger sharks: the notorious man-eater,

Galeocerdo cuvier, and the harmless sand tiger or gray nurse shark (Carcharias taurus).

The fossils themselves are approximately 5 million years old.

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