Fossil Great White Chile 1.44"

Fossil Great White Chile 1.44"This fossil tooth comes from Chile, a location prized for producing specimens with vibrant natural coloration. The tooth retains sharp serrations and a complete tip, with a small amount of matrix still present on the root. It is identified as an upper #3 position tooth. During the Miocene and Pliocene epochs, Great White sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) were already powerful apex predators, much like they are today. These sharks lived in warm coastal

and many others

formed during the very beginnings of our solar system

and behavior

Ammolite is one of nature’s true surprises

Teeth of Carcharodon planus vary depending on the fossil site

museum-quality presentation that protects the specimen while putting its natural beauty fully on display

None have been repaired

Billions of years before Earth had oceans

Peak of Its Reign

sharp serrations along the edges act like a micro-saw

5 inches wide

Rainbow Moonstone-This shimmering gem shows flashes of light called adularescence — like moonlight glowing inside the stone