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Gnarly Double Layer Shark Tooth Necklace - GOLD

Gnarly Double Layer Shark Tooth Necklace - GOLD

Regular price $210.00
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Hemi and Her Gold Shark Tooth Layered Necklace

Our prehistoric gold shark tooth necklace is as elegant as it is edgy. This double layer fossilized shark tooth necklace features an authentic hand-gathered shark tooth from Charleston, SC from the species hemipristis serra, also known as the snaggletooth shark. Each tooth dates back 15-18+ million years ago when these sharks roamed our ancient seas. All teeth have been collected ethically, responsibly, legally, and sustainably.  The gold shark tooth pendant is paired with a quartz crystal gold-framed glass pendant. We love that no two necklaces are exactly the same and that each piece allows you to own an authentic, unique piece of prehistoric ocean life from Charleston, SC. 

Features:

  • 14k gold-filled chain and findings
  • Double Layer Necklace | 16" + 18 1/2" layers
  • Layers join together before the clasp | easy wear and removal
  • Fossil shark tooth painted gold and wire wrapped | ELEGANCE
  • Highly sought after and naturally gnarly shark tooth | EDGY
  • Handmade in Charleston, SC


Ethical Fossil Sourcing

Ethical Fossil Sourcing & Legal Compliance

Foxy Fossils works exclusively with naturally fossilized materials formed millions of years ago through geological processes. Fossils are not wildlife products and do not involve modern animals, harvesting, or harm. All fossils used in Foxy Fossils jewelry are legally collected from permitted public areas in compliance with applicable laws and regulations and/or collected on private land with permission granted.

Foxy Fossils specializes exclusively in naturally fossilized materials formed millions of years ago.

What Makes Fossils Different from Wildlife Products

All shark teeth used in Foxy Fossils jewelry are prehistoric fossils created through natural shedding and long-term mineralization. Sharks continuously shed teeth throughout their lives, and fossilization occurs when these teeth are buried and mineralized over millions of years.

Legal Collection of Prehistoric Fossils

Legal Collection
All fossils are collected legally from permitted public waterways and fossil-rich areas where collection is allowed under U.S. law. No protected land, endangered species, or regulated wildlife materials are involved.

No Animal Harm or Harvesting

No Animal Harm
Fossils are not animal products. No animals are harmed, harvested, or killed in the creation of Foxy Fossils jewelry. These materials predate modern ecosystems by millions of years.

Regulatory Compliance & Protected Species

Regulatory Compliance
Fossilized shark teeth are not subject to CITES, Endangered Species Act restrictions, or wildlife trade regulations.

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