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Store Pages = Jewelry - Carvings - Jaws - Teeth - Fossils - Shells - NEW Items - SALE Items |
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Jewelry Pages = "Jewelry Genie" (non-frames) - Custom - Six Step Process |
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The diagram on the left shows examples of BAD teeth. Can you tell which are broken and which are surf-worn? Place your cursor over the picture to see the beach teeth alone. Then press-and-hold the left mouse button to see the broken teeth. Looking closely, the imperfections become more obvious.
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Our jewelry uses "near-perfect" shark teeth, primarily from inland excavations. We reject 90% of the fossil shark teeth that we encounter. 50% are only partial teeth. Another 30% are damaged, like those pictured above. 10% would be considered by most people to be nice teeth, but have a small flaw. We reject even those, because we cannot honestly call them "near-perfect." We use only the top 10%. Of course, any million year old fossilized tooth is not going to be "perfect," but ours get pretty close. The only exception to this policy is in regard to large teeth. We sometimes accept a small flaw on a large tooth, because the larger teeth are so rare. After we've selected a tooth, we use a special Six Step Process to prepare it for use with jewelry. If you wish, we can even use a special shark tooth of yours and turn it into a jewelry pendant.
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In the South Pacific region, many believe that wearing a shark tooth will keep you SAFE from sharks and bring you GOOD LUCK. We think it also looks COOL. Whatever your motivation though, you can feel SAFE ordering anything from this web site, because we have a money-back satisfaction guarantee.
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Want a necklace or other jewelry item? How large do you want your jewelry pendant to be? Shark teeth
at this web site are measured in tenths of a inch, of "slant
length." Below are some illustrations
that should help you determine just the right size Shark Tooth Pendant for
your jewelry item.
Look again
at the above illustration, showing how to measure "slant
length." Now look at the illustrations below. You will
see that the tooth is positioned over the coin in a manner so that the diameter of the coin corresponds to the "slant
length" of the tooth. |
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Estimate size using real currency. These images may not be "actual size" on your computer screen. Shown are silhouettes of Bull Shark lower teeth. Your tooth will be the type that you choose. |
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