Megalodon - Fossil tooth - 12.5 cm - 10 cm





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Megalodon specimen tooth from Sukabumi, Indonesia, dating to the Quaternary Pleistocene (2.58–0.0117 million years ago) in natural condition, with a very intact grey root and a crown showing black enamel and blue‑green to dark blue colour variations; weight 220 g, 12.5 × 10 × 3 cm, authentic/original.
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An exceptionally characterful and fully natural Otodus megalodon tooth from Sukabumi, Indonesia, with a remarkable color palette and a beautiful fossil-like appearance.
The tooth features a very intact, gray root, in which the fossilized gum tissue is still clearly visible, a wonderful detail that emphasizes the natural authenticity of this specimen.
The crown is framed by a deep black enamel, while the upper portion of the crown subtly transitions from light yellow to blue-green hues. In the central portion of the front, a striking dark blue color appears, combined with natural patterns that create a unique and powerful color contrast.
The combination of the black enamel, blue-green and dark blue tones and the exceptionally well-preserved root makes this a very distinctive specimen with an appearance you don’t often encounter in a standard Megalodon tooth.
An exceptionally characterful and fully natural Otodus megalodon tooth from Sukabumi, Indonesia, with a remarkable color palette and a beautiful fossil-like appearance.
The tooth features a very intact, gray root, in which the fossilized gum tissue is still clearly visible, a wonderful detail that emphasizes the natural authenticity of this specimen.
The crown is framed by a deep black enamel, while the upper portion of the crown subtly transitions from light yellow to blue-green hues. In the central portion of the front, a striking dark blue color appears, combined with natural patterns that create a unique and powerful color contrast.
The combination of the black enamel, blue-green and dark blue tones and the exceptionally well-preserved root makes this a very distinctive specimen with an appearance you don’t often encounter in a standard Megalodon tooth.

