Fossil Shark Vertebra (1.76") – Eocene, Morocco

Fossil Shark Vertebra (1.76") – Eocene, MoroccoThis authentic fossil shark vertebra originates from Morocco and dates to the Eocene period, when large predatory sharks dominated ancient seas. Shark vertebrae are composed of calcified cartilage, making well preserved fossil examples like this highly collectible. Cube on picture is 1cm x 1cm (not included)

The fine details of the compound eyes

Orthoceras

showing the spiral structure that once housed the soft body of this ancient marine creature

These genuine teeth displays natural enamel preservation and classic conical morphology associated with powerful piscivorous predators

Size: 30 x 13 x 22 cm

Glued on one spot root has been stabilized on a few spots which is common for teeth from this location

offering a true look at how these powerful teeth were anchored in the jaw of one of the ocean’s top predators

Carved from genuine natural rose quartz crystal

featuring two nicely preserved Mosasaur teeth naturally embedded in their original matrix

a striking and heavy metallic mineral known for its cubic crystal formations and brilliant silver-gray appearance

Globidens tooth with root nicely displayed on matrix

Natural enamel texture and coloration are clearly visible