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Great piece of

Great piece of work

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Stephanie Frankham
My partner loved it

My partner loved it. He wants to collect more. Very impressed with it and thinks it is very cool

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Judy

Really pleased with the quality of the tooth and mounting, only negative is the size of the dome in the mount. As this was a large tooth the point is just touching the glass at the top of the dome which makes it look too small, it should have been in a bigger dome so the result was more like the picture.

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2-3 Inch Megalodon Shark Tooth Bell Jar

2-3 Inch Megalodon Shark Tooth Bell Jar

Regular price £99.99 GBP
Regular price Sale price £99.99 GBP
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Color: Black

A 2-3 Inch Megalodon Tooth, 23-3.6 Million Years Old, displayed in a museum quality glass dome bell jar.

Recovered from fossil-bearing deposits in Indonesia, each specimen has been carefully cleaned and lightly polished, preserving the natural colouration, form and distinctive serrated edges of the tooth.

Specimen Range: 51-76mm (2-3 inches)
Base Material: Solid wood hand finished in our studio
Mount: Stainless steel
Dome: 100x150mm handblown 2mm tempered glass
Base Dimensions: 100x150mm

The picture shown is an example of the quality that you can expect to receive. Please be aware that, as these are natural products, they are subject to natural variation.

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  • 5 stars: 2 (67%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (33%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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Anonymous
Great piece of

Great piece of work

S
Stephanie Frankham
My partner loved it

My partner loved it. He wants to collect more. Very impressed with it and thinks it is very cool

J
Judy

Really pleased with the quality of the tooth and mounting, only negative is the size of the dome in the mount. As this was a large tooth the point is just touching the glass at the top of the dome which makes it look too small, it should have been in a bigger dome so the result was more like the picture.