Megalodon Tooth #2 Shape_Shield His tears of remorse then

His tears of remorse then stained the clear quartz purple

This unusual specimen from Medina

Sphalerite as a gemstone has the highest dispersion rate of all known gemstones

but such identifiers are just hangovers from other simpler descriptions

Megalodon Tooth #2 Shape_Shield His tears of remorse thenExcellent fossil Megalodon tooth from South Carolina. The overall outline of the tooth is really well defined, and the lighter coloured enamel stands out well against the darker bourlette and root. You will receive the exact Meg tooth as pictured. The Megalodon (Otodus Megaldon) was a prehistoric giant, and ruler of the ancient seas, approximately 15 18 meters long! Its name means "Giant Tooth" and it's obvious as to why, with the largest examples