Mosasauras Tooth (66 - 82 Million Year Old Fossil) Necklace silver once something loved and cherished

once something loved and cherished

but instead had a large trunk that was made from hundreds of tiny roots

The Ambridge site and other nearby sites expose the remains of a Carboniferous Coal Forest

Each piece of jewelry is individually artist cut

Body Mass: 30

Mosasauras Tooth (66 - 82 Million Year Old Fossil) Necklace silver once something loved and cherishedThis genuine fossilized Mosasaurus tooth was found in the Badlands of South Dakota and is from an extinct giant aquatic squamate reptile species. Mosasaur grew to slightly larger than Tyrannosaurus Rex. Mosasaur lived during a period 66 82 million years ago during the Campanian and Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous Period. This fossil is from the Western Interior Seaway, which was a shallow inland sea that stretched from the Gulf of Mexico