Shark Tooth Cufflinks - Silver
Standout like the shark you are with these genuine fossil shark tooth cufflinks by Foxy Fossils. These stunning cuff links feature real fossil hemipristis serra shark teeth (AKA "Snaggletooth" shark teeth) found by Foxy Fossils in Charleston, SC. Each set is completely unique and different due to the use of real fossils dating back millions of years ago. These highly prized fossil shark teeth are hand-found, carefully sorted then matched into pairs, and finally when metal base is attached to the teeth they are painted in silver at the top of the tooth.
These statement cufflinks make a great gift for any gentleman and are a unique groomsmen's gift idea for your special day!
Details:
- Real fossilized hemipristis serra (AKA "snaggletooth") shark teeth dating back millions of years in age
- Approximately 1" x 7/8" for the perfect statement accessory
- Easily secure in place with a bullet back closure
- Base metal: silver- plated or sterling silver
- Handmade in Charleston, SC
Even though your jewelry piece features an authentic fossil that has survived millions of years in existence, there are still some things you can do to extend the life of your new Foxy Fossils jewelry to preserve it for many more lifetimes to come!
Jewelry Care:
- Remove jewelry prior to swimming, bathing, or working out to prevent sunscreen, saltwater, chlorine, and sweat from damaging fine 14kt gold filled materials.
- Store your fine jewelry in a separate compartment of your jewelry box or in a cloth pouch to keep it safe, dry, and clean. You can also store your gold filled jewelry in an airtight container when not in use.
- Clean with a standard polishing cloth or gently wash with a soft brush using warm water and mild soap to remove dirt and excess oils.
Gold-Filled Jewelry
Gold-filled jewelry is suitable for everyday wear and is very durable; however, jewelry is still naturally delicate and requires care for maintaining optimal condition and long lasting wear. Gold fill jewelry will never rub or flake off since it consists of a thick layer of solid gold that has been pressure bonded onto a jeweler's quality base metal (usually brass). If gold filled ever develops a tarnish, it is usually a surface tarnish which can be cleaned or polished off.
We recommend that you remove your jewelry prior to bathing, swimming, cleaning, and working out in order to avoid direct contact with harsh cleaners, sweat, saltwater, sunscreen, perfumes, hairsprays and lotions. It is best to put your jewelry on last if you are applying lotions, hairsprays, perfumes etc. in order to minimize contact with these products. If you wear your jewelry to the beach or gym be sure to gently and thoroughly rinse your jewelry in water afterwards and allow it to fully dry (never put wet or damp jewelry in sealed container or else it will cause rapid tarnishing). We highly recommend keeping your jewelry away from chlorine (pools and hot tubs) due to its harsh nature on fine jewelry.