Megalodon Teeth Collection

Our Fall 2024 collection, "Colours of the Meg", includes a number of the finest specimens available on the market, shown in our pearl white North Carolina teeth, and our Indonesian teeth, which displaying a kaleidoscope of colours such as subtle violet and peach, deep blue and black, fiery orange, tan... Read More

Our Fall 2024 collection, "Colours of the Meg", includes a number of the finest specimens available on the market, shown in our pearl white North Carolina teeth, and our Indonesian teeth, which displaying a kaleidoscope of colours such as subtle violet and peach, deep blue and black, fiery orange, tan and beige. 

Otodus megalodon was the largest predatory fish to ever swim the oceans – with scientists estimating 10 feet for every inch of shark tooth length, maximum length estimates exceed 50 feet (18 meters). It targeted large prey, and Megalodon bite marks have even been found in whale bones. The onset of cooler seas and lowering of sea levels around 4 million years ago may have led to its decline and ultimate extinction.