Sand Tiger Shark Tooth Necklace

📍 Only available for shipment in Tunisia

The Story

This necklace features a genuine fossilized tooth from the extinct Striatolamia genus, a formidable relative of modern Sand Tiger and Grey Nurse sharks. Originating from the Eocene epoch approximately 50 million years ago, these teeth were recovered from the ancient marine deposits of the Khouribga Province in Morocco. Expertly handcrafted into wearable history, the tooth showcases the specialized design—including distinct vertical striations—that allowed these apex predators to thrive in the prehistoric Tethys Sea. Wearing this specimen is a way to carry a tangible sign of the Earth's ancient aquatic heritage, serving as a constant reminder of the complex biological designs that have existed across the eras.

The Details

 * Scientific Names: S. macrota, S. striata, S. whitei

 * Era: Eocene (Approx. 50 Million Years Ago)

 * Location: Khouribga Province, Morocco

 * Design: Polished fossil tooth secured with hand-wound wire on a durable cord.

 * Size: Fossil tooth typically ranges from 1cm to 3cm in length.

 * Taxonomy: Genus Striatolamia, Family Odontaspididae

Heritage & Authenticity Note

 * Quantity: Please note that each purchase is for ONE (1) individual Sand Tiger Shark Tooth Necklace.

 * Authenticity: All items are guaranteed authentic by Dahr • Earth & Era. These are genuine fossilized teeth recovered from Morocco and handcrafted for the gallery.

 * Natural Variation: Please note that the item pictured is a representative of our collection. Because these are natural treasures of the Earth, the specific tooth you receive may vary in size, curvature, color hue, and the presence of small lateral cusplets.

 * Nature’s Mark: As genuine fossils approximately 50 million years old, natural weathering, minor chips, or surface irregularities may be present. These are not defects but are characteristic signs of the item's genuine ancient nature and its journey through the geological record.

 * Handling: While designed for wear, the fossil remains an inherently fragile material. The necklace should be handled with care and protected from heavy impacts or being struck against hard surfaces.

 * Return Policy: To maintain the integrity of our collection, all sales are final. No refunds are accepted except in extraordinary circumstances, solely at the discretion of the gallery.