Shark Teeth Fossils
Our ethically sourced shark teeth collection at Fossils UK features fossils as old as 100 million years and are hand-selected directly from finders, collectors, dig sites and mines. Explore the wonders of prehistoric shark teeth and find answers to top questions such as what is a megalodon. Purchase a shark tooth to have pride on your desk or show off to fellow shark enthusiasts. With teeth sourced from Italy, Morocco, Indonesia and South Carolina, we boast the most comprehensive selection of incredible shark teeth fossils. Browse our full museum quality fossils collection for the complete experience.
Sharks have existed in marine environments for over 400 million years. These fascinating and magnificent creatures have helped us learn an incredible amount about their evolution and the history of aquatic life in general. At Fossils UK, we’re proud to stock a vast range of shark teeth fossils available in various sizes. Show your passion and interest for sharks with a necklace featuring shark teeth fossils or with a 5-plus-inch tooth for your desk or shelf.
Are shark teeth fossils valuable?
Shark teeth are fascinating fossils that tell us something about the life and history of the aquatic animals with which so many have become enamoured. Some of these fossils can be incredibly valuable. Our collection features shark teeth fossils available to suit a wide range of budgets, and our more valuable shark teeth are priced due to their preservation and condition. A fully intact and well-preserved megalodon tooth can be incredibly valuable.
Where to find fossil shark teeth in the UK?
Despite our collection of shark teeth coming from all over the world, a considerable amount of teeth in our collection were sourced from here in the UK. Herne Bay in Kent is a very popular location for fossil hunting in Britain, but not the only place. At Fossils UK, we run thrilling and engaging fossil hunting trips on the North Yorkshire Coast. Find out more and join us on one of our trips.
How valuable are shark teeth fossils?
Collector value depends on absolute perfection and unique aesthetic qualities. Colours derived from local sediment minerals can significantly increase desirability among buyers. Striking red or pale blue enamel will always attract heavy monetary investment. Flawless examples from extinct species continually appreciate over time as fossil beds deplete. Even common species can reach high retail brackets if the serrations and root structures remain completely untouched by natural erosion.