Vertebrae & Shark Jaw Necklaces

The top necklace is made from a weasel "atlas" vertebrae bone suspended between beautiful antique-brass chains. At 16.5” -17" in length, it sits right at the collarbone.
Often mistaken for a pelvic bone because of its shape, the atlas vertebrae is actually the vertebrae that supports the skull.
 
The bottom necklace - These are actual jaws from a small Spinner Shark, suspended between doubled antique-brass chains. Jaws are slightly flexible, as shark skeletons are actually cartilage, not bone.  At 19", it sits just below the collarbone, and looks stunning on bare skin. Each set of jaws is unique - average size is 2” wide x 1” tall. These jaws belonged to a Spinner Shark that was harvested for food.
 
~No animals were harvested to make these necklaces.
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