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Large Fossil Megalodon Shark Tooth Pendant Necklace

Product Description

Large Fossil Megalodon Shark Tooth Necklace Pendant Stainless Steel Wrap, Silver Bail with Design

This is an absolutely beautiful fossil shark tooth. It has great dark tones and serrated edges. This was designed for the person who wants a large quality shark tooth pendant necklace. All natural, no repairs, very high quality!

Fossil Shark Tooth size: About 2 1/4" L X 2" W X 1/2" D. Heavy duty 22" stainless steel chain included. The wire wrap for the tooth is non-tarnishing stainless steel. The bail which hold the pendant to the chain is silver.

Ships in an attractive jewelry box, information and Certificate of Authenticity. Only two made. Both similar.

The perfect gift for a dad or boyfriends birthday, or for wanting some really outstanding jewelry for yourself!

About Megalodon Sharks: The megalodon is considered to be one of the largest and most powerful predators in the ancient oceans. They are thought to have gone extinct during the Cenozoic, about 2.6 million years ago.

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