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Megalodon Fossil Pendant – Sterling Silver Cap, Slender Dark Tooth
Megalodon Fossil Pendant – Sterling Silver Cap, Slender Dark Tooth
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This pendant sets a fossilised megalodon shark tooth in a sterling silver bezel cap. The tooth is slender and elongated, tapering from a wider base to a fine point, with dark grey through to blackish-brown colouring across its blade and visible vertical growth lines running down its length. The silver cap wraps the tooth's root edge and joins directly to the bail, so the pendant hangs securely and sits close to the chain. It's a striking, dagger-like silhouette that reads clearly on the body.
About Megalodon Fossils
A megalodon tooth is a fossil, not a gemstone — the mineralised remains of a tooth from Otodus megalodon, an extinct shark that lived during the Cenozoic Era and is considered one of the largest sharks known to have existed. Fossil shark teeth like this one typically undergo permineralisation, where the original tooth structure is replaced or infilled with minerals over long periods, which is what gives fossil teeth their characteristic grey, blue-grey or black colouring rather than the white of a modern shark's tooth.
Specifications
- Fossil: Megalodon shark tooth
- Setting: Sterling silver bezel cap
- Chain: Sterling silver chain
- Availability: One-of-a-kind — 1 piece available
Caring for Your Fossil
Fossilised teeth are more durable than many gemstones, but they can still be affected by harsh chemicals, extreme heat and rough handling. Avoid perfumes and cleaning products, and wipe with a soft, dry cloth to keep the surface clean. Store it away from harder items that could scratch the silver setting.
Provenance
Selected by Joseph Bernecki and offered from his stall at The Rocks Market, George Street, Sydney — every Saturday and Sunday under the main canopy. Read Joseph's story →
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