Six species of white shark tooth necklace jewelry

TIGER SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES

The tiger shark has wide, short teeth. One side is deeply notched, with serrations on the inside of the notch, teeth up to 1-1/2" long.

The tiger shark grows to 18 feet and 2000 pounds. It is named for the striped markings like a tiger, and is the most aggressive shark in tropical waters. Flattened head, stout body, powerful but leisurely swimmer, it is the second only to the great white shark in attacks on humans.

Gold or silver wired as a pendant, unless specified, or choose gold or silver wire for those not yet wired. Includes a 20" black suede necklace unless otherwise specified.

(see Sharks page 7 for matching earrings!)

GREAT old photo of a 13 foot TIGER SHARK. Don't stand at the wrong end!

Above is a postcard photo of a 20 foot, 1780 pound tiger shark caught off Cherry Grove Pier north of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on June 14, 1964 by Walter Maxwell of Charlotte NC, the largest ever to be caught, and holds the Guinness Book of World Records

5/8" long $8

#S-1-B SOLD

7/8" long $12 unless marked otheerwise

#S-2-A Silver wire on 20" black cord, silver color bead accents $16 SOLD

13/16" long $14

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15/16" long $15

JEWELRY TORCHED TOPS

unless otherwise specified

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1" long $16

unless otherwise specified

#S-3-E Silver wired, on 20" cord necklace with silver bead accents $20

#S-3-G On 20" antique bone & gold brass bead, with reddish bone center $28

#S-3-K 1" modern tiger shark tooth, gold wired as a pendant, on 17" gold brass shot ball chain $14

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JEWELRY TORCHED TOPS $16

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1-1/16" long $18

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JEWELRY TORCHED TOPS $18

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1-1/8" long $22 unless marked

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JEWELRY TORCHED TOPS $22

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1-3/16" long $26

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1-1/4" long $30 unless marked

#S-5-1 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

#S-5-2 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

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#S-5-5 Gold wired, on 19" black bone and gold tone ball bead necklace $46

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#S-5-9 Silver wired, on 19" black bone and silver tone ball bead necklace $46

#S-5-10 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $46

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#S-5-12 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $46

#S-5-13 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

#S-5-14 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

#S-5-15 Gold wired, on 19" brown bone bead necklace $46

#S-5-17 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $46

#S-5-18 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

#S-5-19 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $46

#S-5-20 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $46

#S-5-21 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

#S-5-22 Gold wired, on 19" black hematite bead necklace $48

#S-5-23 Gold wired, on 19" brown bone bead necklace $46

#S-5-24 Gold wired, on 19" antique white bone bead necklace $46

JEWELRY TORCHED TOPS $30

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1-5/16" long $32

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1-3/8" long $48 unless marked

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#S-6-D Gold wired, on 18" white bone and turquoise bead necklace (4 turquoise each side) $64

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#S-6-G Gold wired, on 19" brown bone bead necklace $62

JEWELRY TORCHED TOPS $48

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1-7/16" long $280 RARE

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#S-6-201 peel on tip $250

#S-6-203 chip on left side $250

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1-1/2" long $300

EXTREMELY RARE

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#S-6-301 SOLD

HAMMERHEAD SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES

Though the hammerhead shark can reach sizes of 10-20 feet, and his distinctive head shaped like a hammer can be 3 feet wide, his teeth are relatively small (under 1” long). The shape of the head is theorized to produce swimming lift. The eyes and nostrils being at either end of the head improves its field of vision; the ampullae of Lorenzini have a larger surface area, increasing his ability to search out food. It preys on bony fish, other sharks incl. hammerheads, crustaceans, squid, octopus, also stingrays they can find buried in the sand. It inhabits warm waters along coastlines, & continental shelves down to 260’. Large hammerheads have been known to attack & eat humans without provocation.

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These teeth are harder to acquire than other species.

Price includes gold or silver wiring (please specify), and a 20" black suede necklace

OCEANIC WHITE TIP SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
(From the Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean, Latin name: Carcharhinus longimanus), these sharks are found in deep waters far from shore. Stocky build, 11-13 feet long. Lower teeth are triangular and pointed (to hold prey), upper teeth triangular and wide (act as a saw). White markings on each end of paddle-like pectoral fins gives it its name. Usually solitary but also seen in feeding frenzies, it is aggressive, unpredictable, inquisitive, and stubborn, which makes it dangerous to humans. It is often the first seen in waters surrounding mid-ocean disasters. Sharks caught have been eaten by humans as fresh, frozen, smoked and dried-salted, skin used for leather, liver for vitamins, also fishmeal.

Teeth resemble a great white without the high price of the great whites.

Photos below are stock photo, quantities available.

3/4" Oceanic white tip, comes with 20" black suede necklace (or choose upgrades from top of page)

#S-16. UPPER, choose gold or silver wiring as a pendant

$8.00

#S-16-A LOWER, choose gold or silver wiring

$8.00

7/8" Oceanic white tip, comes with 20" black suede necklace (or choose upgrades from top of page)

#S-17 UPPER, choose gold or silver wiring as a pendant

$10

#S-17-A LOWER, choose gold or silver wiring as a pendant

$10

15/16" Oceanic white tip

OUR MOST POPULAR NECKLACE

#S-21. Choose gold or silver wire; comes with 20" black suede necklace with barrel twist closure

$13.00

#S-22. Choose gold or silver tone beads on 20" waxed cotton cord necklace, lobster claw closure

$14.00

#S-23. Choose gold or silver tone, non tarnish, 20" shot ball chain, (shots can be cut off for a shorter necklace)

$14.00

NOTE: Great white teeth for sale are all on Sharks pg 4 at this link:

Modern Great White Shark Teeth

(Indian Ocean)
Carcharhinus leucas

This is an aggressive species that is considered the most dangerous to humans, even more so than the Great White and the Tiger Shark. This is because of the Bull Shark's omnivorous diet (i.e. EATS EVERYTHING) and habitat preferences.

This species may be found in murky water, where the splashing of a swimmer could be mistaken for a struggling fish. It is a large species which grows to a length of 13 feet.

The Bull Shark has also been called the Zambezi, Ground shark, Shovelnose, Slipway Grey River Shark, Freshwater Whaler, Estuary Whaler and Swan River Whaler. It has a distinct thick body, short blunt snout, triangular serrated teeth in the upper jaw, and a small eye. It is grey above and pale below, sometimes with a pale stripe on the flank.

The Bull Shark can live from coastal marine and estuarine, to freshwater. It has been recorded from the surf zone down to a depth of 450 feet. It is the only species of shark that is known to stay for extended periods in freshwater.

It has been reported 2500 miles from the sea in the Amazon River system, and is known to breed in Lake Nicaragua, Central America, and has a widespread distribution in tropical & warm temperate waters of the world.