Megalodon tooth fossil (4.28") - Miocene, USA

Megalodon tooth fossil (4.28") - Miocene, USAA Megalodon fossil tooth, this tooth belonged to the Megalodon shark, one of the largest predators to ever exist. Characterized by their triangular shape, serrated edges, and impressive size, these teeth were designed for maximum efficiency in hunting and consuming prey. The serrations helped the Megalodon grip onto its prey, while its robust structure and sharp edges allowed it to crush and break through the bones of marine animals. Learn more about

The intensity of the purple color is determined by the iron impurities present in the crystal lattice structure of the stone

It is believed to create a barrier against negative energies

This fossil was found in China and represents a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric life

Weigth: 182 Grams

Suchomimus was a formidable predator

This is a crocodile tooth from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco

Small fossil Mosasaur species "tail" vertebra

ideal for stripping leaves from trees

which is reflected in its robust

with temperatures reaching up to 20

this citrine is offered as a natural mineral specimen

with close relatives still growing today