Megalodon Tooth - Fossil Specimen spalled face obsidian African material is especially vivid

African material is especially vivid and has seen increased attention in recent decades for its durability and saturated color

which can be opaque or milky

and bronze peek through the natural faces

Spinosaurus teeth are known for being more conical and less blade-like than many other carnivorous dinosaur teeth

Description: This one of a kind epidote in quartz specimen from Brazil features a broad

Megalodon Tooth - Fossil Specimen spalled face obsidian African material is especially vividMined from: Peace River region, Florida, U. S. A. Era: Miocene to Pliocene Geological Age: 23 3. 6 mya Description: This one of a kind Megalodon tooth fossil from Florida, U. S. A. is a striking display specimen with a broad triangular blade, visible serrated edges, and a naturally rounded root. The tooth shows a dramatic contrast between the tan gray enamel and the deep dark brown to black root, with fine vertical striations running down the blade.