Undertow — Sterling Silver Triple Tooth Necklace, One of a Kind

There's a moment right before the wave pulls you under — when you stop fighting it and just let go. That's undertow. Not violence. Surrender to something bigger than you. These three teeth aren't from one shark — they're from three. An upper hastalis. A lower hastalis. A hemipristis snaggletooth. Three different animals, three different points in time, carried by that same pull for millions of years — tumbled, worn smooth and dark by current, sand, and time, until what's left is soft-edged and quietly powerful. No sharp corners left. Just what survived. Freshwater pearls mark each place a tooth meets the chain. Pearls form the same way a woman does — irritation, pressure, years — and what emerges isn't in spite of that. It's because of it. Every tooth in Undertow comes from a private 30-year collection gathered from Florida's Peace River Formation in Venice — pulled from the same waters that shaped it, one piece at a time, long before it reached you. Rare find. Rare woman. WHO SHE'S FOR For the woman who knows what it's like to be pulled under — by other people's needs, by the habit of yes, by years of putting herself last — and came back up anyway. Undertow isn't dainty. It's not asking permission. It's three reminders, worn smooth by survival, that she's still here. PRODUCT DETAILS • Sterling silver chain and findings, 18" length • Three genuine fossil shark teeth: upper hastalis, lower hastalis, and hemipristis snaggletooth • Freshwater pearls at each tooth's point of contact with the chain • Y-necklace construction • Part of a 30-year private collection from Venice, Florida (Peace River Formation) • One of a kind — this exact combination of three matched teeth will never be repeated. Once sold, Undertow is gone. CARING FOR YOUR STERLING SILVER & PEARLS • Store in an anti-tarnish pouch or a sealed bag when not wearing — air and humidity are what cause sterling silver to tarnish over time • Remove before showering, swimming, or applying lotion, perfume, and hairspray • Put your jewelry on last, after makeup and skincare are finished • Wipe the silver gently with a polishing cloth (not a paper towel or tissue) to remove tarnish and restore shine • Wipe the pearls separately with a soft, barely damp cloth after each wear — pearls are organic and can dull if body oils and perspiration are left on them • Avoid silver dip or chemical cleaning solutions on this piece — they can damage the pearls even if they're safe for the silver alone • A little tarnish on sterling silver is normal, not damage — regular gentle polishing will keep this piece looking its best for years Worn by time. Made for you.