Authentic whole woolly mammoth tooth preserved in its natural, uncut form. This fossil specimen was found in the permafrost of Yakutia, Siberia and retains the distinctive layered enamel and dentin structure characteristic of mammoth molars.
This tooth is NOT stabilized with resin. It remains a natural fossil specimen and has been varnished to help protect the surface and reduce the risk of cracking during storage and handling.
Every mammoth tooth is unique. Natural variations in shape, color, enamel pattern, texture, wear, and preservation are part of the character of an authentic prehistoric fossil.
Whole mammoth teeth are popular as collector specimens, display pieces, natural history objects, and materials for skilled artisans. They may also be processed into smaller pieces or stabilized later for use in custom projects.
Because this is an unstabilized natural fossil, the material can be fragile. Avoid sudden changes in temperature or humidity, prolonged exposure to water, and excessive impact.
Woolly mammoths lived during the Pleistocene epoch and their remains have been naturally preserved for thousands of years in northern permafrost. The complex layered construction of their molars developed to withstand the heavy wear caused by their coarse plant-based diet.
Each whole mammoth tooth is a unique fossil specimen — no two pieces have exactly the same shape, coloration, texture, or enamel pattern.
Origin: Yakutia, Siberia
Material: Fossil woolly mammoth tooth
Condition: Whole / natural fossil
Stabilization: None
Surface treatment: Protective varnish
