Shark Teeth

Genuine shark teeth. Natural specimens, each unique.

About 1.5 x 1 in. Pendant and pouch scale.

The sailor's talisman. Protection in the oldest maritime file.

• Material: natural shark tooth, approximately 1.5" x 1"; shape, shade, and serration vary honestly tooth to tooth
• Edges can be genuinely sharp; handle with care and keep from small children
• Sold individually for charm, altar, and craft use
• SKU: RSHAT

Shark teeth have been protective charms for as long as people have sailed: Pacific island traditions edged weapons and wore them as strength tokens, Hawaiian custom knew the shark as an ancestral guardian, sailors' folk practice across oceans carried a tooth against drowning, and the fossil hunters of every Atlantic beach still pocket them by instinct. The folk file reads consistently, protection, strength, and the cutting-away of what threatens, the tooth being nature's own edge worn as a boundary. This one suits the charm bag, the cord pendant, the altar's ocean station, and the collection dish. The tooth guards no one on its own, as we say plainly of every talisman on the shelf; it carries the sea's oldest protective file, and the strength stays the carrier's.

1. Cord it as a pendant or tuck it in a charm bag.
2. Set it at the altar's water station in ocean-facing work.
3. Handle the edge with respect; it is a real tooth.

• Shell Incense Burner, 6 Inches: the ocean shelf's burner.
• Sea Magick by Rieka Moonsong: the tide's book.
• Red Cotton Bag, 3 x 4 in: the charm bag it rides in.

Are these real shark teeth?

Yes: natural specimens, each with its own shape, shade, and serration, which is the honest nature of real teeth.

What are shark teeth associated with?

Protection and strength: the maritime folk file, from Pacific strength tokens to the sailor's charm against the deep.

Are they sharp?

They can be, genuinely: handle with care and keep from small children.