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Spinosaurus Tooth

Spinosaurus Tooth

Regular price $44.99
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#01 (1.75
#01 (1.75")
#02 (1.5
#02 (1.5")
#03 (1.6
#03 (1.6")
#04 (1.9
#04 (1.9")
#05 (2.3
#05 (2.3")

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Spinosaurus Tooth

Spinosaurus Tooth

Regular price $44.99
Regular price $44.99 Sale price
SAVE Liquid error (snippets/price line 119): Computation results in '-Infinity'% Sold out

A real Spinosaurus tooth from Morocco, about 95 million years old. Framed and ready to display.

Every specimen above is a real, individual tooth. The one you select is the exact one you get. Sizes and prices vary by specimen.

Species: Spinosaurid (attributed to Spinosaurus)
Age: Late Cretaceous, ~100–94 million years
Locality: Kem Kem Group, near Taouz, Morocco
Size: Listed on each specimen
Condition: Natural and non-composite, at least 80% complete. Some teeth may have minor glued repairs. These are very common on Kem Kem Spinosaurus teeth and widely accepted by collectors. Every tooth is inspected under magnification and UV light.

  • The tooth
  • A clear floating display frame with stand. The tooth is held between two flexible clear films, no glue, so you can see it from both sides.
  • A numbered Certificate of Authenticity listing species, locality, age, and size

Authenticity guarantee: Every tooth comes from trusted fossil dealers and is inspected by us under magnification and UV light before it ships. If a reputable fossil authenticator ever finds it isn't genuine, you get a full refund, no time limit.

Shipping: Free U.S. shipping on orders $75+. Ships within 2 business days, packed in a padded box with tracking. If it arrives damaged, send us a photo and we'll make it right.

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  • Pick your exact tooth

  • Checked under UV light

  • Framed by hand

  • Packed with its certificate

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      Yes. Every tooth is a genuine Spinosaurus tooth from the Kem Kem Group in southeastern Morocco. We buy from trusted fossil dealers and inspect every tooth ourselves under magnification and UV light before it ships. If a reputable fossil authenticator ever finds your tooth isn't genuine, we'll refund you in full, no time limit.

      Some teeth have small glued repairs, like a break that's been glued back together. That's very common for Spinosaurus teeth from the Kem Kem and keeps the tooth in its original shape. Any repair is listed in the specimen name, so you know before you buy. What we never sell are composites, meaning teeth built from mixed pieces or filler. Every tooth is at least 80% complete.

      Yes. Every specimen on this page is a real, individual tooth, photographed by us. The specimen number you select is the exact tooth that ships to you, with a matching certificate.

      Size is the biggest factor, but enamel condition, color, completeness, and repairs all play a role. A large tooth with clean enamel and no repairs is rarer than a small, worn one, and it's priced to match

      Spinosaurus teeth are long, round, and cone-shaped with fine ridges running down their length and no serrated edges, much like a crocodile's. That shape was built for gripping slippery prey like fish. It's one of the easiest dinosaur teeth to recognize, and one of the most popular.

      Yes. The frame opens easily, so you can take the tooth out, hold it, and reposition it however you like. Just handle it over a soft surface, since fossils can chip if dropped.

      Yes, and it stands out from the usual toys because it's real. It's something they'll enjoy now and appreciate even more as they get older. The tooth is small and pointed, so it's not for children under 3.