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From fossilized shark teeth to ammonite fossils and so much more, we believe we have something for everyone, from the serious collector to the hobbyist and everyone in between.
Natural history centers around the study of the natural world, which includes but is not limited to plants, animals, and other organisms that are currently living or lived millions of years ago. The study of natural history by a naturalist or natural historian is still as relevant today as it was decades ago.
Many people like the idea of shark teeth as jewelry, home décor, and other accessories. However, there are probably a lot of things you don't know about shark tooth jewelry and the meaning they have as Hawaiian gifts and culture. Here are five fast facts you may not have known about the shark tooth necklace as well as a bit of history surrounding the allure of the shark tooth.
Fossils are the remains of ancient organisms that have been preserved in the earth and have hardened and turned into rock over time. The preserved remains do not become fossils until they have been around for 10,000 years or more.
Dating back to more than 44 million years ago, Baltic amber is a unique component popular in homeopathic remedies, teething necklaces, and even as a substance that can preserve ancient fossils with great detail.
