Wire Wrapped Fossil Shark Tooth Pendant – Prehistoric Otodus Obliquus Fossil from Morocco (1 Piece)

Wire Wrapped Fossil Shark Tooth Pendant – Prehistoric Otodus Obliquus Fossil from Morocco

These genuine fossilized shark teeth pendants come from the prehistoric shark species Otodus obliquus, an early ancestor of the famous Megalodon. Dating back approximately 50–60 million years, these fossils were discovered in the phosphate deposits of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.

Each fossil tooth features a beautiful natural sand-toned color and has been carefully wire wrapped, making it ready to wear as a pendant or use in jewelry designs.

No restoration or repair has been performed on these pieces, preserving their natural prehistoric character — something that sets them apart from many commercially restored specimens on the market.

Every fossil tooth is unique, with variations in shape, size, and natural markings.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

• Material: Genuine fossil shark tooth (Otodus obliquus)
• Age: Approx. 50–60 million years old (Early Eocene)
• Origin: Atlas Mountains, Morocco
• Size: Approx. 25–32mm wide x 36–38mm tall x 8–10mm thick
• Finish: Wire wrapped (no drilled holes)
• Quantity: 1 pendant

Each fossil tooth is naturally unique and will vary slightly in shape and color.

WHY COLLECT FOSSIL SHARK TEETH?

• Authentic prehistoric fossil specimen
• Natural fossil with no repair or restoration
• From the early ancestor of Megalodon
• Beautiful natural fossil texture and color
• Perfect for collectors and jewelry makers

These ancient shark teeth are over 50 million years old, offering a tangible connection to prehistoric oceans.

CREATIVE USES:

• Fossil pendant jewelry
• Collector specimen
• Meditation or worry stone
• Natural history gift
• Jewelry making centerpiece

Each tooth arrives ready to gift in a kraft box.

CARE & HANDLING: 

• Handle with care to preserve fossil edges
• Avoid dropping on hard surfaces
• Clean gently with a dry cloth if needed

PLEASE NOTE:

• Props not included
• Not intended for children
• Small parts — choking hazard
• Each fossil tooth is one-of-a-kind