2-5/8" Megalodon Tooth Pendant | 14k Gold Mermaid

This exceptional pendant features a museum-quality 2⅝-inch Megalodon tooth crowned with an exquisitely crafted 14k gold mermaid that serves as both artistic focal point and functional bail — creating an unprecedented fusion of prehistoric power and maritime mythology in wearable luxury.

The Megalodon tooth represents Otodus megalodon, the ocean's most formidable predator that ruled ancient seas from approximately 23 to 3.6 million years ago. This substantial specimen displays the characteristic triangular profile, robust serrations, and distinctive bourlette that authenticate genuine Megalodon teeth. 

The 14k gold mermaid represents the pinnacle of jewelry artistry, with every scale, curve, and flowing detail meticulously rendered in precious metal. Positioned atop the tooth's crown, she appears to rise from the ancient fossil like a guardian spirit of the deep. The mermaid's symbolism — bridging human and oceanic realms, embodying both beauty and the untamed power of the sea — creates perfect harmony with the Megalodon's legacy as the ocean's ultimate predator.

This piece exists at a rarely achieved intersection: a genuine fossil of exceptional size paired with museum-level goldwork that honors both natural history and mythological tradition. The combination creates something truly singular — a statement piece that speaks to collectors who understand the convergence of paleontological significance, artisanal excellence, and symbolic depth.

Please Note: Each Megalodon tooth is a unique geological specimen millions of years old. Natural variations in coloration, mineralization patterns, and surface texture authenticate its ancient origin and the geological processes that preserved it for millennia.

Features

• Species: Megalodon (Otodus megalodon)
• Tooth Size: 2⅝ inches (measured along longest edge)
• Bail: 14k gold mermaid, museum-quality craftsmanship
• Function: Mermaid serves as both artistic element and pendant bail
• Geological Age: Miocene-Pliocene Epoch (3.6-23 million years ago)
• Collections: Statement Pieces, Ocean Mythology
• Chain/Cord: Sold separately to allow personal preference