Two beautiful pendants hang on this layered necklace. A sterling Silver cast of a fossilised sharks tooth found in America and a Larimar gemstone.  The two pendants hang on an 18 inch and a 20 inch sterling silver snake chain. 
This gemstone is called Larimar, named after the ocean and you can see why! Larimar is only found in one place in the world, on a beautiful Caribbean island renowned for great surf, kitesurfing and diving conditions, so take a piece of the Caribbean with you! 
In addition to this the inverted triangle represents water in alchemy.  It was often blue and was also an ancient symbol of femininity.  Wearing this necklace embodies the ocean and femininity together. 
The most common fossilised sharks teeth date from around 65 million years ago. 
Sharks can shed many thousands of teeth throughout their lifetime. In order for the teeth to fossilise, they must sink the seafloor and quickly become covered by sediment.
The fossilisation process is a slow one that usually takes thousands of years.  It occurs as water seeps through the sediments and over the teeth. This water carries different minerals in it that are deposited into open pore spaces in the teeth. The most common minerals are silica and calcite. Depending on which minerals are present teeth can be found in a wide variety of different colors. 
It’s important to note that this tooth is therefore not a byproduct of the modern and very detrimental shark trade.  Please be sure to make people aware that by wearing this necklace you are not supporting this trade as they are very different sources but easily confused! 
When you wear this necklace, you’re not just making a style statement—you’re making a difference.  This is not fast fashion, the ring is completely unique, like no other in existence. Handcrafted by an artisan silversmith, the stone cut by skilled lapidarist and designed in small batches.    
🐚 A coral is planted for every order 
🐚 Recycled sterling silver 
🐚 Plastic-free packaging 
🐚 Beautiful cotton keepsake bag 
🐚 Leave a review, and we’ll plant a seagrass in your name. 
For shark lovers who want to show their admiration for these beautiful and threatened species.