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SHARKS TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 (you are on page 1, just scroll down past the Table of Contents to view this page): White (modern) tiger, hammerhead, Oceanic white tip, Jaw necklaces, bull, mako, gold dipped mako, scrimshaw mako, and Six-gill shark teeth & necklaces (Click on any other page links below): Page 2 Megalodon & Fossil great white necklaces, Megalodon collections, pieces/shards Page 3 Fossil ID cards, posters, books; Bull, Hemipristis, lemon, tiger, sand, dusky, mackerel & goblin necklaces Page 4 Great white shark teeth; Jaw, Head mount, jaw necklaces, Rodney Fox book; Rodney Fox posters, Great White Shark photo gallery Page 5 Collector Megalodon; Collector Fossil great whites (Peru); deformed, button teeth Page 6 Fossil mako, Collector, and Bakersfield makos & necklaces Page 7 All Shark tooth EARRINGS Page 8 Port Jackson egg casing and skin, Shark skin, saw shark blades, shark tooth rings, embryos in bottles, shark tooth in bottle, shark vertebrae, Shark Zoobook Page 9 All Shark Jaws, Great White shark head mount, Weird Shark Gallery Page 10 Rare Paleocarcharodon Orientalis (Grandfather of Megalodon), and Auriculatus fossil shark tooth necklaces & Collector Auriculatus (Father of the Megalodon); Kazakhstan shark teeth Page 11 Article "How to Reduce your Risk of Shark Attack" Page 12 Article "History of the Megalodon" Page 13 Micro mount Fossils: Pharyngeal fish teeth, corals, Shark cartilage, Ray Dermal Denticles, Bone fish teeth, Stingray oral teeth (male & female), Ganopristine Sawfish Batoid Oral teeth, Nurse Shark teeth, Cod Otoliths, other Ray teeth, Whale Shark teeth, Devil ray teeth, Cat Shark teeth, Skate tooth, Hybodont Shark Tooth Page 14 Wholesale shark page Page 15 Private museum Shark collection |
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 (is the above photo real or not? .. don't let your shark fears get the best of you. It's photo enhancing at its best. American Air National Guard helicopter on a training mission near the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, superimposed with a photo of a great white in the waters near South Africa) |
| The Legend of the Shark
Tooth
According to the natives in the south Pacific, when the seas poured from the heavens, the God Ohav-Lai (God of the seas) was challenged by the man-eating shark for supremacy of the seas. After a day-long battle in the depths of the Pacific, Ohav-Lai rose from the sea wearing a large shark tooth. From this day, the natives of the Pacific believe the tooth of a man-eating shark will bring the owner a long and prosperous life, free from any evil, especially that of the sea. Native divers will not enter the water without a shark's tooth as their companion. |
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THE SHARK TEETH ARE OBTAINED
All shark jaws & teeth are obtained from the legal fishing industry in the Philippines and off the coast of India in the Indian Ocean. These sharks are caught for their hides & meat. The jaws & teeth are sold as a collectible to recycle 100% of the shark. We do not support sport fishing, illegal taking of sharks, we don't even eat in restaurants that serve Shark Fin soup due to the cruel and wasteful nature of shark finning. We do not catch sharks ourselves. |
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NECKLACE CHOICES
#1 is $14, #2-3 is $12, #4-7 is $10. Specify length you need. *you can order any necklace with the New Zealand blue coral (the beads we have now are ROUND) @ $2.50 per inch, please inquire.
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TIGER SHARK TOOTH NECKLACESThe 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 |
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| 7/8" long $12 | |||||
#S-2-A Silver wire on 20" black cord, silver color bead accents $14 |
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| 1"
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#S-3-E Silver wired, on 20" cord necklace with silver bead accents $16 |
#S-3-F On black bone bead and hematite beads, 20" long $28 |
#S-3-G On 20" antique bone & gold brass bead, with reddish bone center $28 |
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#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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| 1-1/4" long $22 | |||||
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#S-5-F gold wired |
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#S-5-1 Gold tone wired, on 20" cord necklace with gold bead accents $24 |
#S-5-2 Gold tone wired, on 20" cord necklace with gold bead accents $24 |
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| 1-3/8" long $26 unless marked | |||||
#S-6-A Gold wired, on 19" brown bead necklace $42 |
#S-6-D Gold wired, on 18" white bone and turquoise bead necklace (4 turquoise each side) $42 |
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HAMMERHEAD SHARK TOOTH NECKLACESThough 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.
These teeth are harder to acquire than other species. Price includes gold or silver wiring (please specify), and a 20" black suede necklace |
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| 15/16" $20 | |||
#S-7-2 On 20" black cotton cord with gold tone beads $22 |
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#S-7-6 On 20" black cotton cord with gold tone beads $22 |
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#S-7-9 On 20" black cotton cord with silver tone beads $22 |
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| 7/8" $18 | |||
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| 13/16" $16 | |||
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| 3/4" $14 | |||
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| 5/8" $12 | |||
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STYLE ABSTRACT HAMMERHEAD SHARK NECKLACES
Graceful abstract natural hand carved bone pendant is a full 4" long showing fin detail; finished rounded & smooth on the back. Knotted on a 26" on braided double strand waxed natural cording is a sliding knot necklace from extended length to as small as you need. $60 each (also listed on Maori Fish Hook Necklaces page) |
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| MAORI
STYLE ABSTRACT HAMMERHEAD SHARK NECKLACES
Natural bone hand carved Pendants are 1-5/8" long of a hammerhead bent in half in a graceful pose (flat on the back), knotted on a 26" on braided double strand waxed natural cording is a sliding knot necklace from extended length to as small as you need. $50 each (also listed on Maori Fish Hook Necklaces page) |
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a great Hammerhead mount we saw at the Jaws Reef in Supply NC that is
about 12 feet long - you can appreciate how big that is because Glenn's
standing at the end of his tail!
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| Bonnet head shark
taxidermied SKIN (related to the hammerhead) shown at the Aurora Fossil
club show
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is a recent acquisition that is quite unusual - it is a 10,000 year old
walrus tusk from Alaska that has been hand carved (in Bali) on the
top into 20 hammerhead sharks that are all still attached. Exquisite
carving is without flaw...here it is from the back, then the front:
and from the other side:
and on the ebony and inlaid paua shell base that makes it look like a shark from above. It also has its own carrying case (hand made; not shown)
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| MAORI
STYLE SHARK NECKLACES
knotted on a 28" on braided double strand waxed natural cording is a sliding knot necklace from extended length to as small as you need. (also listed on Maori Fish Hook Necklaces page) |
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IBA-17 Jumping shark is 2" long x 1" wide, (flat on the back) $56 |
 IBA-18 Shark, fully 3-dimensional, 2" long, 5/8" tall, 1/4" thick $50 ea.
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| SHARK
DESIGNS
TAHITIAN Measure 2" long x 1-3/4" wide, excellent design on beautiful iridescent mother of pearl natural shell, hole drilled in top, 16-1/2" black silk cord necklace with silver rhodium barrel twist clasp closure $80 ea. (also listed on Maori Fish Hook Necklaces page) |
#TAH-11 Shark in water design |
| LEMON
SHARK TEETH
5/8" long, any quantity available. $8 each |
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#S-8 Gold wired pendant |
#S-8-A Silver wired pendant |
OCEANIC WHITE TIP SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
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| 3/4" Oceanic white tip, comes with 20" black suede necklace (or choose upgrades from top of page) | ||
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#S-16. UPPER, choose gold or silver wiring as a pendant | $8.00 |
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#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) | ||
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#S-17 UPPER, choose gold or silver wiring as a pendant | $10 |
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#S-17-A LOWER, choose gold or silver wiring as a pendant | $10 |
| 15/16"
Oceanic white tip
OUR MOST POPULAR NECKLACE |
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#S-21. Choose gold or silver wire; comes with 20" black suede necklace with barrel twist closure | $13.00 |
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#S-22. Choose gold or silver tone beads on 20" waxed cotton cord necklace, lobster claw closure | $14.00 |
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#S-23. Choose gold or silver tone, non tarnish, 20" shot ball chain, (shots can be cut off for a shorter necklace) | $14.00 |
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#S-24-D Oceanic white tip shark tooth (7/8") on black bone and white bone bead necklace, 20" long | $28.00 |
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#S-24-F 15/16" Oceanic white tip on black bone, and white bone with silver color beads, 20" long. | $28.00 |
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#S-24-G 15/16" Oceanic white tip on black bone, and white bone with silver color beads, 20" long. | $28.00 |
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#S-24-K 15/16" Oceanic white tip shark tooth on black bone with silver color beads, 20" long. | $28.00 |
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#S-24-O 15/16" Oceanic white tip shark tooth on 20"antiqued tan bone & gold color bead necklace | $28.00 |
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#S-24-P Seven 15/16" Oceanic white tip shark teeth on red bone, antiqued bone & gold color bead 21" necklace | $68.00 |
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#S-24-Q Five 15/16" Oceanic white tip shark teeth on 22" red bone, antiqued bone & gold color bead necklace | $48.00 |
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#S-24-R Three 15/16" Oceanic white tip shark teeth on 21" red bone, antiqued bone & gold color bead necklace | $38.00 |
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#S-24-S 15/16" Oceanic white tip shark tooth on 19" red bone, antiqued bone & gold color bead necklace | $28.00 |
| NOTE: Great white teeth for sale are all on Sharks pg 4 at this link: | ||
| GREAT
WHITE SHARK JAW necklace
Made of sturdy poly-resin, jaw is 1-1/8" long x 1-1/4" wide, on an 20" black cord necklace with silver tone and black bead accents. Teeth look sharp but they are completely safe. Just plain fun for any age! |
#S-28 $10.00 each |
 #S-28-A Resin jaw pendant with two 7/8" Oceanic white tip shark teeth, on 20" bone bead and red glass bead necklace. $28.00 |
#S-28-B Same jaw as above, on a sturdy gold brass key chain $9.00 |
#S-28-C Same as above, but on hypoallergenic gold tone French wires as dangle earrings (lightweight but sturdy). $18.00 |
BULL SHARK TOOTH NECKLACES
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| PRICES INCLUDE GOLD or SILVER WIRING (please specify) and a 20" black suede necklace | |||
| 1-3/16" RARE LARGE SIZE $30 | |||
#S30-1 On 20" black cotton cord with gold tone beads $32 |
#S30-2 On 20" black cotton cord with gold tone beads $32 |
#S30-3 On 20" black cotton cord with gold tone beads $32 |
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| 1-1/8" (ALSO RARE SIZE) $26 | |||
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| 1-1/16" LARGE $22 | |||
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| 1" upper teeth $20 | |||
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| 1" lower teeth $18 | |||
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| 15/16" upper teeth $16 | |||
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| 15/16" lower teeth $14 | |||
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| 7/8" upper teeth $12 | |||
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| 7/8" lower teeth $10 | |||
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| 3/4" upper teeth $10 | |||
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| 3/4" lower teeth $8 | |||
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| #S32 15/16" tooth, gold wired, on 19" bone bead necklace $30 | |||
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| #S-33. 15/16" tooth, silver wired, on 20" cord necklace with silver tone beads (unlimited quantities available) $14 ea. | |||
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| #S-33-A 15/16" tooth, on 20" cord necklace with gold tone beads (unlimited quantities available) $14 ea. | |||
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MAKO SHARK TOOTH NECKLACESThe mako shark has long sharp curved teeth up to 2-1/4" long. It is the ultimate sport fish that jumps like swordfish. The torpedo in World War II was fashioned from his streamlined shape. It grows to ten feet and a half a ton or more. It is a plentiful food fish, a solitary shark that feeds on fast-swimming fish like tuna. Use is made of the entire shark by using the jaws and teeth also. These come from the legal fishing industry in the waters around the Philippines. Photo of mako shark and a close up of his teeth, they're real daggers!
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