A striking and highly wearable pair of fossil Otodus shark tooth earrings, made using genuine prehistoric material and finished in sterling silver.
These earrings feature real Otodus shark teeth, dating from the Eocene period (approximately 50–60 million years ago). Otodus sharks were early relatives of Megalodon, and their teeth are among the most recognisable and sought-after fossil remains.
Each tooth is completely natural, preserving its original triangular shape, worn edges and surface texture formed over millions of years beneath ancient seas. These natural variations ensure that every pair is entirely unique.
Otodus teeth are typically larger and more robust than many other fossil shark species, giving these earrings a bold and distinctive appearance while still remaining balanced and wearable.
The teeth are mounted with sterling silver fittings, creating a clean and simple design that allows the fossil itself to take centre stage.
This is a classic and highly collectable piece of fossil jewellery — combining natural history with simple, elegant craftsmanship.
DETAILS
- Genuine fossil Otodus shark teeth
- Age: Approx. 50–60 million years (Eocene)
- Natural fossil with original shape and texture
- Mounted with sterling silver fittings
- Each pair is completely unique
PRESENTATION
- Supplied in a labelled, velvet-lined jewellery box
- Sent in an embossed outer presentation box
- Beautifully wrapped in tissue paper
- Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity
- Features a unique holographic serial number
- Includes a 27-page full colour booklet