154 results for "Shark Tooth Necklace" between $2.00 and $300.00

Handcrafted from an original shark’s tooth found naturally, each silver tooth shows great detail. Choose to have the shark’s tooth hang from leather as soft as butter, accented with a recycled glass bead handmade in Africa, or an antiqued sterling chain. Perfect for Summer and ocean lovers of all ages! Since each piece is made per order, tiny variations will occur, which truly makes your charm necklace unique and individual. Please note: Recycled African glass beads come in three colors: olive, blue...

This is 10 dozen jewelry- grade shark teeth, average size 5/8"-3/4", (average 6 species of teeth: tiger, sand, hemipristis, dusky, bull, lemon shark), craft wired, on 20" suede leathers. Wholesale price $260 includes insured domestic shipping, which averages $2.16 per necklace, these retail at $6-8; international shipping extra, please inquire. 10 dozen minimum order.

With the grey/clear beads along with a few silver finish beads .... the beads compliment the medium sized sharks tooth (not over shadow it). It's a stoker of a sharks tooth necklace from the deep blue sea.

Fossil tooth from an extinct shark. Good size - 1 to 1-1/4". Black rubber cord approximately 19" long with claw closure.

With this pack of 12 wired shark teeth from the white tip shark you can make any kind of jewelry you like. Necklace cord is not included.

A real shark's tooth cast in 14k gold is joined to substantial gold oval chain with handmade head pins.

Pearl and Shark Teeth Bolo Necklace Freshwater Pearl and Shark Teeth Bolo Necklace by Nektar De Stagni. Sterling Silver Chain with Spring Clasp. Approximately 30 Inches. Each Necklace is signed with our NDS signature charm. Need Assistance? Style # J907

This is 10 dozen jewelry- grade shark teeth, average size 5/8"-3/4", (average 6 species of teeth: tiger, sand, hemipristis, dusky, bull, lemon shark), craft wired, on 20" suede leathers. Wholesale price $260 includes insured domestic shipping, which averages $2.16 per necklace, these retail at $6-8; international shipping extra, please inquire. 10 dozen minimum order.

Sharks are masters at survival, authoritative, in perpetual motion, and effective navigators of water, which is symbolic of the unconscious.  They are primal in nature, this piece is cast from an ancient fossil.

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This large, remarkable specimen is a Madagascar Ocean Jasper which has been cut and polished in the shape of a shark's tooth. The colors and composition both make this a true piece of natural artwork. Together we can best determine how to create the perfect setting for this stone, which would make a dramatic statement as a necklace.

Description Fossilized Shark Teeth Shark teeth are a very popular fossil. These shark teeth measure around 1.5". Since these fossilized shark teeth are authentic they come in a variety of shapes. One per order ***CHOKING HAZARD- Small parts NOT suitable for children under 3 years.

Jungle Fever! We hope you’re never fending for yourself in a jungle, but if you are this may come in handy (if not, it will still come in handy). Full profile tang, 400 series stainless steel w/bead blast finish. Jungle green, pressed wood scales. Top knife in photo. Includes nylon sheath. From Frost Cutlery.

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It’s not surprising that sharks look pre-historic---they first appeared on the earth about 375 million years ago! Sharks belong to a large group of fish that have a skeleton made of cartilage instead of bone. Because of this, the only fossilized remains of ancient sharks are their teeth. The teeth of sharks grow in constantly to replace older ones that wear out. It is estimated that sharks can lose up to 20,000 teeth in their lifetime. In fact, some ancient sharks had teeth that grew as long as ...