Large Fossilized Megaladon Tooth

Dimensions
    •    Height: approx. 6 in. (15.2 cm)
    •    Width: approx. 5.5 in. (14 cm)
    •    Depth: approx. 2.5–3 in. (6.5–7.5 cm)

A large and well-proportioned fossil tooth of the extinct apex predator Megalodon.

The specimen presents a broad root and a symmetrical triangular crown, with clearly visible vertical striations and natural mineralization. Surface texture and structural integrity are well preserved, consistent with high-quality examples of its kind.

Of particular note is the subtle harmony of blue and grey tonalities across the enamel surface—an effect of mineralization that lends depth, variation, and a refined visual balance rarely found in comparable specimens.

The scale, coloration, and compositional clarity make this an especially compelling collector’s piece within natural history objects.

Measurements are approximate and taken at the widest and tallest points.

Selected from a curated natural history collection in Aspen, Colorado, known for supplying museum-quality specimens.