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Alle Auktionen / Etnografica / Megalodon - Fossil tooth - 13 cm - 10 cm


# Bigger is better! 13 cm / 5.12 inches! **Perfect serrations! Razor-sharp teeth!** A stunning, large **Megalodon tooth from Bandung, Indonesia!** This impressive specimen features a beautiful deep brown coloration, rich chocolate tones, and natural variations throughout the enamel. Its broad triangular shape, impressive proportions, and contrasting root give this prehistoric predator's tooth a powerful and distinctive appearance. **Rich brown enamel and beautiful natural details!** The glossy, deep brown enamel displays captivating shades and subtle color variations, beautifully accentuating the tooth's natural contours and structure. The interplay of darker tones and lighter highlights gives this specimen plenty of character and makes it a striking addition to any fossil collection. **Incredibly sharp serrations!** The serrations are beautifully defined along the cutting edges, showcasing the impressive anatomy of *Otodus megalodon*, one of the largest predators ever to inhabit our oceans. **Condition:** Very good overall condition, with partial restoration to the root. **A striking centerpiece for your collection!** Measuring an impressive 13 cm, this substantial specimen combines rich brown enamel, a glossy appearance, and an imposing triangular shape. A fantastic display piece for any serious Megalodon enthusiast or fossil collector. **Bigger is better — bring home a prehistoric giant!** **Insured and secure shipping** - Fully insured shipping with tracking included. - Dispatched within 3 business days. - Carefully packed with ample protective cushioning to ensure safe delivery. Add this impressive prehistoric predator's tooth to your collection today!
Schätzpreis:€400
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Schätzpreis:
€400
SKULPTUR, träsnide, "Älgfamilj", Signerad "EWE".
10/30/2026
€40.86
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