Elegant display case featuring a curated collection of authentic fossil teeth from the phosphate mines of Khouribga, one of the most renowned fossil sites in Morocco. This set includes a variety of natural well-preserved specimens from ancient marine species dating back approximately 45–70 million years (Late Cretaceous to Paleogene). The collection showcases teeth from several prehistoric sharks, rays, and marine reptiles, carefully arranged and labeled, offering both scientific interest and aesthetic appeal. The fossils are mounted in a wooden frame with a protective glass front panel, making it ideal for display in a study, office, or collection room. Each specimen retains natural details such as enamel texture, root structure, and characteristic shapes, highlighting their authenticity. A unique and educational piece, perfect for collectors of natural history, paleontology enthusiasts, or as a distinctive decorative item. The display is complete as shown and ready to be exhibited.