Handmade Fossil Shark Tooth Necklace | 18K Gold PVD Stainless Steel

Carry a Piece of Florida's Coast Wherever You Go

Every shark tooth has a story, and at Soto's Shark Teeth, we turn these natural treasures into one-of-a-kind coastal jewelry.

Each necklace features an authentic fossil shark tooth personally found along Florida's coastline and handcrafted into a unique piece of jewelry. No two shark teeth are exactly alike, making every necklace special.

Paired with an elegant 18K gold PVD-coated stainless steel chain, this necklace combines the natural beauty of a fossil shark tooth with the warm, classic appearance of gold.

Whether you're a beach lover, fossil enthusiast, or looking for a meaningful gift, this necklace lets you carry a piece of the ocean wherever you go.

Product Details

• Shark Tooth: Authentic, naturally fossilized shark tooth found in Florida

• Chain Material: 316L surgical-grade stainless steel

• Chain Finish: 18K gold PVD coating

• Chain Length: Approximately 18 inches

• Closure: Lobster clasp

• Handmade: Individually assembled in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida

• Design: Each fossil tooth is naturally unique in shape, size, and color

• Shark Tooth Wrapping: 14K gold-filled wire (brass core)

Quality Materials

Our gold-finish necklaces feature 316L stainless steel chains with an 18K gold PVD coating. This durable finish is designed to offer improved resistance to tarnishing, corrosion, and everyday wear compared with conventional gold plating.

The result is a beautiful gold-tone necklace that pairs naturally with the earthy colors and textures of fossilized shark teeth.

Naturally One of a Kind

Every shark tooth is a genuine fossil, not a manufactured replica. Natural variations in color, size, shape, and texture make each necklace unique.

Jewelry Care

To preserve your necklace's finish, rinse with fresh water after saltwater exposure, dry thoroughly, and avoid prolonged contact with harsh chemicals, perfumes, and cleaning products.

Locally Found • Handmade

Soto's Shark Teeth | Indian Rocks Beach, Florida