MEG130 Megalodon Tooth Blue Mountain Rock pictured both wet and

Rock pictured both wet and dry

and black patterning and dendrites

31mm x 40mm

Polished Laguna Agate specimen featuring translucent gray and white banded agate with strong parallax

INT187db Intarsia Drilled Bead features lavender

MEG130 Megalodon Tooth Blue Mountain Rock pictured both wet and5" tall 3 1 2" wide 9. 3oz This large Megalodon fossil tooth comes from the coast of South Carolina. The root is dark brown and textured, with the lower tooth polished over the surface, The edges have weathered serration with a few small chips. The otodus megalodon is an extinct species of shark that swam and lived in warm oceans globally, from the Miocene to Pliocene eras. The largest Megalodon tooth ever found has been just under 7 1 2 inches long!