Fossil Megalodon tooth with ammonite in brass

Genuine fossilized Megalodon tooth with a small ammonite. Beautiful handmade brass pendant featuring two fossils that bring the history of the planet.

This tooth was found in Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, Mexico.

🦈 The tooth belongs to the Megalodon (Otodus megalodon), the largest shark that ever inhabited the oceans, living between 3 and 20 million years ago.

🐌 And the ammonite, a snail with tentacles that existed between 400 and 66 million years ago, and is now crystallized with numerous minerals and quartz inside.

🦈🦷 The tooth has a typical triangular shape, with an elongated crown and finely serrated edges, designed for cutting flesh and bone, while its coloration in cream, beige, and orange tones is the product of the fossilization process over millions of years.

On the back, a natural line or fossil fracture is visible, common in authentic pieces, which does not affect its structural integrity but adds character and evidences its natural origin.

✨ Meaning:

🦈 The Megalodon tooth symbolizes strength, protection, leadership, and connection with the primitive energy of the ocean, making it a jewel with great presence and character.

🐌 The ammonite signifies the spiral of life, change, resilience, and perseverance.

📏 Features:

• 🦷 Fossil: Authentic Megalodon tooth
• 🐚 Additional element: Natural fossil ammonite
• ⏳ Age: Between 3 and 20 million years (Miocene–Pliocene)  
• 📍 Origin: Guerrero Negro, Mexico
• 🔻 Shape: Triangular with fine serrations
• 📐Tooth size: 3.8 × 4.3 cm → The shark measured approximately 4.5 to 6 meters.
• 🧬 Stage: Juvenile specimen
• 🎨 Coloration: Natural tones (cream, beige, rust) due to mineralization
• 🔩 Setting Material: Polished brass
• 🔨 Technique: Handcrafted setting
• ♻️ Condition: Natural fossil with authentic marks of time

Care:

❗️Do not get wet. Fossils deteriorate with water.

Polish the brass when it tarnishes or starts to oxidize with metal polishing paste (e.g., Dialux Blanca or Dialux yellow) and a microfiber cloth.