This attractive set comprises two authentic Mosasaurus tooth tips, originating from the giant marine reptiles that dominated the oceans during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 million years ago. These fossils represent the apical portions of larger teeth and display the characteristic robust shape and fine enamel texture typical of Mosasaur dentition. Both specimens exhibit excellent preservation of the enamel surface, with well-defined natural longitudinal striations and beautiful color variations ranging from dark brown to warm amber tones. The fossils retain much of their original luster, highlighting the quality of preservation achieved during fossilization. One of the two specimens preserves its apex naturally, while the other has undergone a professional restoration to reconstruct the tip. This restoration is clearly visible and has been performed to enhance the overall display quality of the specimen. These fossil tooth tips offer a fascinating glimpse into one of the most formidable marine predators of the Mesozoic era and make an excellent addition to any fossil collection, cabinet of curiosities, or natural history display. Origin: North Africa Age: Late Cretaceous, approximately 70 million years old Please refer carefully to the photographs, which form an integral part of the description and accurately represent the condition and preservation of the specimens offered.