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Metaphysical properties of Shark Tooth:

Shark tooth stones are believed to enhance courage, protect against negative energy, and bring good luck.
The shark tooth stone is said to have grounding and stabilizing properties that can help reduce feelings of anxiety, stress or being overwhelmed.
Shark tooth stones may improve concentration and mental clarity. The stone is thought to enhance focus and decision making abilities.
Shark tooth stones are considered protective stones. They are believed to ward off danger and protect the wearer from harm. Sailors and travelers would carry shark tooth stones as a talisman.
Shark tooth stones are thought to attract abundance and prosperity. The stone is said to bring good fortune, luck, and financial success to the wearer. •Shark tooth stones may boost confidence, self-esteem and assertiveness. The stone is believed to embolden the wearer and encourage a bold and fearless spirit.
Shark tooth stones are thought to enhance intuition and psychic abilities. The stone is believed to strengthen one's connection with spiritual realms and act as a conduit for messages from the higher self.

Genuine shark teeth can be rare, depending on the species of shark. Some species have become extinct, making their teeth quite valuable.

Shark teeth can last for millions of years under the right conditions. Their dense composition allows them to fossilize well.

Shark tooth necklaces should be removed before showering as the water and heat can cause the cord or chain to weaken or fade over time. The tooth itself is not affected by water, but the jewelry components are.

In most places, it is legal to buy, sell, or own real shark teeth as long as they are naturally shed or fossilized. Teeth that come from illegal shark finning may not be legal to own or trade.

Yes, sharks lose teeth throughout their lives. Sharks have multiple rows of teeth and lose up to 30,000 teeth in their lifetime. The lost teeth are replaced continuously.

Species of shark - Some species like megalodon are very rare and valuable
Size and condition of the tooth - Larger, more intact teeth are more valuable
Where it was found - Teeth found in known fossil sites are more valuable to collectors
Whether it has been polished or not - Unaltered teeth in natural state are often preferred

No, sharks do not have bones. Sharks have cartilage skeletons instead of hard bones. The only hard parts of a shark are their teeth.

The number of teeth varies significantly between shark species. Some sharks may have up to 3,000 teeth at a time. The average number of teeth a shark may go through in its lifetime is estimated to be more than 30,000.