Bone Deep Fossil Mako Shark Tooth Necklace | Bone Beads on Leather

Some strength sits on the surface where everyone can see it. The kind that lasts sits lower. It is the frame you were built on, the thing still standing after everything else has been stripped away. That is where this necklace lives.

Three strands of natural tan leather, soft and plain and honest, carry two bone beads, grey and cream, marked with dark ends and streaks the way real bone always is. The beads slide along the cords, so you decide where they sit: gathered close to the tooth, spread apart, or pushed back toward the clasp. Wear her the same way twice or never.

Bone has been carried and worn for as long as people have made jewelry. It stands for what holds you up: ancestry, endurance, the structure underneath. It is a reminder that you come from people who survived, and that you are made of the same stuff.

At the center hangs a genuine fossil Isurus hastalis tooth, the extinct broad-tooth mako and the great white's ancient cousin. This one came through millions of years in beautiful shape: a glossy black blade with a clean point, sitting on a warm brown root. It is wire-wrapped in gold and hung from two gold spacer beads, so it catches the light every time you move.

A shark tooth is strength and resilience you can hold in your hand. Sharks lose teeth all their lives and grow them right back. This one outlasted the shark, the ocean it swam in, and everything since. Bone and tooth together, the two things that last.

Part of a 30-year private collection from Venice, Florida — the Shark Tooth Capital of the World. Handmade in Columbia, SC.

rare finds. rare women.

WHO SHE'S FOR
She doesn't need anything loud. She has stopped performing her strength for other people because she knows where it actually comes from. She keeps her word, keeps her boundaries, and keeps going. She wears leather with jeans and with a sundress and doesn't think twice about either. Confidently her, all the way to the bone.

PRODUCT DETAILS

● Genuine fossil Isurus hastalis (extinct broad-tooth mako) shark tooth, glossy black blade with brown root
● Tooth hand wire-wrapped in gold-tone wire, hung from two gold-tone spacer beads
● Two bone beads that slide along the strands, so you can move them where you like
● Three strands of natural tan round leather cord
● Gold-tone end caps and lobster clasp
● Part of a 30-year private collection from Venice, Florida
● Handmade in Columbia, SC
● Arrives in a burlap gift bag with a Chomp card

ONE OF A KIND
This exact piece only. The tooth and the bone beads in these photos are the ones you will receive. There is no second Bone Deep, because there is no second of this tooth. Once she's gone, she's gone.

CARING FOR YOUR PIECE
Your tooth has already survived millions of years. Help the rest of her keep up.