Lower Great White Shark Tooth – Carcharodon carcharias – Top Quality – Madagascar An exceptional lower tooth of the Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) from Madagascar, distinguished by its excellent preservation, elegant morphology and remarkably clean appearance. Unlike the broader upper teeth, this specimen displays the more slender and elongated profile characteristic of the lower jaw. The crown shows a subtle natural curvature, indicating a position relatively close to the center of the jaw, where the teeth are adapted to a more piercing function. The enamel is beautifully smooth and glossy, with an attractive ivory-white coloration and delicate creamy tones. The elongated crown rises to a well-defined pointed apex, creating a particularly elegant and balanced profile. The serrations along both cutting edges are exceptionally well preserved, remaining clearly defined from the base toward the tip. The close-up photographs highlight their regularity and sharp appearance, one of the strongest features of this specimen. The broad, well-preserved root contrasts beautifully with the glossy crown and retains its natural porous texture. Both labial and lingual sides are highly attractive and clearly show the distinctive morphology of the tooth. A top-quality lower Great White Shark tooth, particularly interesting for its relatively central jaw position, graceful curvature, excellent serrations and overall preservation. The specimen is presented in its individual display box, as shown in the photographs. ATTENTION: the White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) tooth offered for sale originates from a legally declared lot acquired before the species was listed under CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora). At the time the species became protected, our company carried out a full inventory of the specimens in our possession, and we continue to record every transaction in our official CITES species register, in accordance with applicable regulations. As the seller, we possess all necessary documentation proving the legal acquisition of these specimens and are fully authorized to sell them within EU countries. Please note that resale outside the European Community is prohibited without obtaining a valid CITES export permit. CITES Licence: Invoice 13 exp/2004 of 25/08/2004 | CITES Appendix II and EU Annex B